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Health, Grief, and Climate Uncertainty (Part 3)

Health, Grief, and Climate Uncertainty (Part 3)

by Meg | Oct 8, 2025 | Climate change, Environment, grief, Health, Science denial

Earth is killing us. Not on purpose, mind you (though who would blame it?). While death is part of the natural order, there really isn’t much natural about this. This is our doing, aided by the physical, geological and other natural cycles responding in feedback to our actions.

The Certainty of Uncertainty (Part 1)

The Certainty of Uncertainty (Part 1)

by Meg | Aug 3, 2025 | Cancer, Climate change, Environment, Health, politics, Science denial

The uncertainty is fast leaving us as one natural disaster follows on the heels of another. What can we even do? What can I, one person, do to make some mark in the world before I die?

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