I am trying a new format for my Food, Farms, and Climate SubStack: occasional interviews with Cornell students who have been personally impacted by a warming climate.
I am always impressed with the depth and breath of Dr. Krasny‘s Substack. I look forward to reading more of her interviews of these first-person accounts. In one of her recent posts, she tackled the same topic that noted Nobel laureate Paul Krugman addressed that same day, and it was impressive to see that her work provided greater supported detail than his fine work, along with her traditional notes of actions a reader can take. Great work!
I love this new format Marianne, Hamid's story is very powerful and insightful. I really like the way you humanize these food and political issues, I hope you continue with these editions. Great work!
You speak Truth to Power through sensitive and thoughtful analysis and now (yay :) personal stories of those who provide perspectives that resonate on multiple levels. Thank you and Hamid for these sharings and for the related resources and links.
I am always impressed with the depth and breath of Dr. Krasny‘s Substack. I look forward to reading more of her interviews of these first-person accounts. In one of her recent posts, she tackled the same topic that noted Nobel laureate Paul Krugman addressed that same day, and it was impressive to see that her work provided greater supported detail than his fine work, along with her traditional notes of actions a reader can take. Great work!
I love this new format Marianne, Hamid's story is very powerful and insightful. I really like the way you humanize these food and political issues, I hope you continue with these editions. Great work!
You speak Truth to Power through sensitive and thoughtful analysis and now (yay :) personal stories of those who provide perspectives that resonate on multiple levels. Thank you and Hamid for these sharings and for the related resources and links.
Thanks Anna for your kind comments and your work and commitment in Minneapolis.