Substacks recommended by Diana Haemer

Recommended by Diana Haemer

The latest weather and climate change news and analysis from around the world by a meteorologist who has lived all over it.

Excellent & frequent updates about global weather. Bradlyn takes the time to explain why each weather pattern formed, if it has been influenced by climate change, and what its impact means for people on the ground.

- Diana Haemer

Weathering Climate Change

By Chris Gloninger

The nexus between extreme weather events and climate change - we will be connecting the dots between the two and why it matters to you.

Topical and straightforward stories about climate change and weather in the United States.

- Diana Haemer

Sowing Seas

By Beck Hayes

Your Guide to Regenerative Ocean Farming

If you like kelp, climate solutions and/or entrepreneurship, Beck's newsletter will surely interest you!

- Diana Haemer

Animal Matters

By Gia Mora

Animal Matters gives you great reasons to feel hopeful about tomorrow and offers easy, everyday ways to take climate action.

Gia Mora's reflections of nature, the performing arts, and the world around us. Always well-written, always entertaining!

- Diana Haemer

Anna Lea’s Newsletter

By Anna Lea Albright

Sights, lights, and discoveries in Paris

A well-written, beautifully-photographed guide to the City of Lights. Anna Lea discusses art and the environment in ways that only an Impressionist-loving cloud scientist can!

- Diana Haemer

Submerged Science

By Sarah Heidmann

Current events in science under the sea

Bite-sized science summaries of current issues & news articles. Excellent reading for anyone wanting to stay up-to-date on marine biology.

- Diana Haemer

The Write Place

By Cindy Skaggs

Free goal-setting workbook for writers with new subscriptions. See the Welcome Email. Unsubscribe at any time.

Motivational storytelling advice from a creative writing professor (and my friend)! Reading Cindy's newsletter is a respite from my daily life, a meditation on the practice of writing.

- Diana Haemer

Field Guide to the Anthropocene

By Jason Anthony

A weekly essay/newsletter on the transformed Earth - as it is, as it was, and as it might be - that promises thoughtful, well-researched writing and a dose of pessimistic optimism.

A human's perspective on our changing world. Jason writes in-depth, informative and thoughtful essays that describe the planet as it was and will be.

- Diana Haemer

Terra Nullius

By Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

betwixt & between

A series of perspectives on the worlds beyond borders. Atossa gives great insights into and contexts for conceptualizing laws, people, and places that simultaneously do and do not exist.

- Diana Haemer

In Circulation

Recommended by Diana Haemer