Articles by Rebecca Lawton

Who doesn’t love quotations about rivers? I find this one charming (by Jen Sincero, author of You Are a [...]

At five a.m. in our landlocked valley, cauliflower heads of unexpected thunderheads rise beyond the woods to [...]

(Rebecca Solnit’s brilliant take on The Loneliness of Donald Trump inspired my own bit of myth [...]

(or How Not to Let a Little Rough Going Get You Down) Here in Central Oregon, there are rough-legged hawks, [...]

We’re using this word a lot these days. Resist. From the Latin resistere, meaning re (expressing [...]

Resource is an appropriate word to use on this day, electoral college day, and here’s why. The use of [...]

Over the past months, we’ve been exposed (good word) to rude language on a regular basis, words and [...]

Not so long ago I thought survival was about not getting caught out in the cold, where hypothermia lurked [...]

Candidates on climate Where do the 2016 Presidential candidates stand on climate? The recent podcast on [...]