There’s nothing quite like a writing workshop, conference, or retreat to get writing inspiration flowing and help overcome writer’s block. They provide a change of pace, a chance to relax and unwind, and space to focus on your craft. These events can also offer opportunities to connect with other writers and build community and a network of support. If you’re thinking about going to a… [Read More]
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“Thousands have lived without love, not one without water,” W.H. Auden, First Things First. Emotions run high in the issues involving ‘hydrofracking’ in the southern tier of New York State. The Marcellus Shale deposits of natural gas are extracted using the force of water and sand mixed with a secret toxic mix of chemicals to fracture the shale and release the gas. Greed, jealousy, betrayal,… [Read More]
Filed Under: Bill McKibben, Cayuga Lake, chemicals, climate change, Eaarth, End of Country, Finger Lakes, freshwater, gas industry, groundwater contamination, Having Faith, hydrofracking, Living Downstream, Love, Marcellus Shale, Maude Barlow, natural gas, Nature, New York, oil, passion, Pennsylvania, pollution, Rachel Carson, Raising Elijiah, Seamus McGraw, Susan Steingraber, vandana Shiva, W.H. Auden, water, Water Wars