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Results for keyword: Alan Kesselheim

  • The wild we take for granted

    The wild we take for granted

    Delight in the animals and places that are close to home but often ignored by us.

  • Here comes change

    Here comes change

    Learning from an elderly Navajo woman with an intimate, lifelong connection to the land.

  • For many Americans, voting this November will be historic

    For many Americans, voting this November will be historic

    Reliving the civil rights movement through the eyes of a man who worked to register black voters.

  • The less you have, the less you have to lose

    Alan Kesselheim figures he’s already so poor, he’s recession-proof.

  • When choosing a house, think past a lifetime

    Alan Kesselheim says Westerners should not be shocked when a house built in a floodplain eventually falls victim to a flood.

  • Dear friends

    HCN’s online reader’s survey; new babies, new books, new music and some visitors.

  • How to feel abundant at Christmas

    Alan Kesselheim avoids the temptation of consumerism at Christmas by learning to appreciate the abundance of what he already has.

  • When it’s all too much

    Alan Kesselheim delights in his town’s annual recycling of outmoded electronic gear.

  • Bury it standing

    When his old canoe shows signs of aging, Alan Kesselheim decides to bury it upright in his yard, a contemporary totem pole.

  • Are tomorrow’s ghost towns sprouting today?

    Alan Kesselheim wonders if rising gas prices and global warming will one day turn our sprawling suburbs into empty ghost towns.

 

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