Nature Writing
- A Wild River of Food: Rewilding the Klamath River. Graduate Journal of Food Studies.
- No Regenerative Grazing is Not Good for Grassland Birds. Mongabay.
- Magical Cows and the Colonization of Western Public Lands. Salt Lake Tribune.
- Don’t Let Trump Hand this Pristine Monument to Industry. The Sacramento Bee.
- Wild California in a Trump Administration. KCET.
- Exploring Katmai National Park: Bears, Volcanoes and a Wild Adventure. America’s National Parks Podcast.
- The Sacred Giants of California’s Redwoods National Park. America’s National Parks Podcast.
- The Acequias of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park.America’s National Parks Podcast.
Literary Writing
- The Disappearing Man. Mud Snake Magazine. (Forthcoming)
- When Song Dogs Sing. Flora Fiction.
- Hat Party. The Wild Word.
- Swept Away: Healing Lost Trust. Elephants and Tea.
- Winter. Readers Write. The Sun Magazine.
- November Song Dogs. Coyot.es.
- Leaving Oz. The Emerald
Food Writing
- Factory-farmed beef is not the solution. Washington Post.
- To save the Great Salt Lake, changing what’s on our plate must be part of the equation. Salt Lake Tribune.
- Bird Flu is Here: We Need Health Officials Pushing Vaccines, Not Raw Milk. San Francisco Chronicle.
- Regenerative Agriculture Sounds Good, But Is It Just Marketing? Freedom Food Alliance.
- USDA Opens Doors to Climate-Friendly School Meals. Foodtank.
- McDonald’s Expansion Will Grill the Planet. Crain’s Chicago Business.
- Federal Ag Department’s Climate-Smart Funding Fails the Grade. Capitol Weekly.
- On Drought, Gov. Newsom Ignores the Cow in the Room. Los Angeles Times.
- The Amazon is Burning – Biden Can Help Save It. The Hill.
- High Court Ruling on Prop. 12 Could Impact Climate, Consumers. Capitol Weekly.
- To Slow Climate Change, We Must Reimagine What It Means to Eat Like an American. FoodTank.
- USDA Needs to Put Climate Solutions Before Industry Profits. The Hill.
- The Beef With McDonald’s Net Zero Climate Commitment. Chicago Business.
- Beef Industry Won’t Protect Climate-Scorched Canada. Hamilton Spectator.
- Grocery Stores Need to Stop Buying Into Food Waste. Here’s Why. Grocery Dive.
- The Food System is Built on White Supremacy. Sentient Media.
- 5 Ways USDA’s School Programs Fail “Start Simple. Food Dive.
- McClimate Change: Is it So Impossible for McDonald’s to Serve Plant-Based Options?Chicago Business.
- Beef Industry Takes the Biggest Bite Out of Earth’s Natural Resources. EcoWatch.
- Climate-friendly Beef is a Myth, Don’t Buy It. In These Times.
- The Best Formula for Human Health and the Planet: Mother’s Milk. Sustainability Times.
- When It Comes to Food Waste, Shoppers Aren’t the Only Ones to Blame. Food Tank.
- How to Feed the World While Curbing Our Appetite for Destruction. The Guardian.
- 5 Reasons You Should Ditch Meat for This Food If You Want to Save Money and Fight Climate Change. One Green Planet.
- Amazon-Whole Foods Deal Could Mean Prime Waste. Food Tank.
- We Can Address Food Waste at Home First. USA Today.
- Shocking Food Labels Expose What Our Meat Addiction Means for Wildlife. One Green Planet.
- War of Nutrition: Big Mayo Bullies Eco-Friendly ‘Just Mayo.’ The Dodo.
Academic Writing
- Comparison of Food Carbon Footprints using 20-year and 100-year timeframes. Sustainability. (Forthcoming).
- The Carbon Footprint of School Lunch: Moving Toward a Healthy and Sustainable Future for the Next Generation. Sustainability.
- Habitat-fed Food: Grass-fed Beef and Sustainable Solutions. Biodiversity.
- Dying for Ireland: Violence, Silence, and Sacrifice in Dorothy Macardle’s Earth-Bound: Nine Stories of Ireland (1924). New Hibernia Review
- Where is the Love? Using the Black Eyed Peas to Reach Expository Writing Students. New Prairie Press.
Chapters
- I Wasn’t a Bit Maternal’: Mary Lavin’s Critique of Irish Motherhood in Joy Interrupted: an Anthology on Motherhood & Loss. Fat Daddy’s Press.
- Playing Hide and Seek: Losing and Finding My Mother in Joy Interrupted: an Anthology on Motherhood & Loss. Fat Daddy’s Press.
- Lady Justice: Social Sleuthing & Sister Fidelma in The Sister Fidelma Mysteries: Essays on the Historical Novels of Peter Tremayne. McFarland Press.
Reports
- Regenerative Farming: Potential and Limitations. Center for Biological Diversity.
- Catering to the Climate: How Earth-Friendly Menus at Events Can Help Save the Planet. Center for Biological Diversity.
- Slow Road to Zero: A Report Card on U.S. Supermarkets’ Path to Zero Food Waste. Center for Biological Diversity.
- Checked Out: How U.S. Supermarkets Fail to Make the Grade in Reducing Food Waste. Center for Biological Diversity.
Animals
- Cecil the Lion: Will U.S. Laws Hold Trophy Killer Accountable? Encyclopedia Britannica.
- Coexistence with Coyotes. AnimalBlawg.com.
- Wolf Hunting: the Final Frontier. Encyclopedia Britannica
- A Bad Boutique Law Shows Its Skin. The Daily Journal.
- Why the Animal Ag Industry Needs More Than Good Samaritans to Make a Change. One Green Planet.
- 5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Carriage-Horse Industry. The Dodo.
- Liberty and Justice for All: an Animal Bill of Rights. One Green Planet.
- Domestic Violence & Animal Cruelty. Encyclopedia Britannica.
- Aaron Simpson: Fighter in the Hen House. Our Hen House.
Book Reviews
- Lydia Millet. Love in Infant Monkeys. Encyclopedia Britannica.
- Jeff Corwin’s Explorer Series: SHARKS. Our Hen House.
- Green is the New Red: An Insider’s Account of a Social Movement Under Siege, by Will Potter. Our Hen House.
- ‘These Activists Make Upton Sinclair’s Jungle Look Tame.’ OpEd News
- Joshua Horwitz, The War of the Whales and War of the Whales Case Study.
- Will Potter, Green is the New Red: an Insider’s Account of a Social Movement Under Siege..
- David Grimm, Citizen Canine: Our Evolving Relationship with Cats and Dogs.
- Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, Beasts: What Animals Can Teach Us About the Origins of Good and Evil.
- David Kirby, Death at Sea World.
- Jim Yuskavitch, In Wolf Country: The Power and Politics of Reintroduction.
- Mark Hawthorne, Bleating Hearts: The Hidden World of Animal Suffering.
- Susan Orlean, Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend.
- James McWilliams, The Modern Savage.
Dissertation
Violence, Silence, and Sacrifice: the Mother-Daughter Relationship in the Short Fiction of Irish Women Writers, 1890-1980. University of Notre Dame.
Newsletters
Columns and Blogs
- “On the Wild Side.” Cloverdale Connect (ongoing column).
- Medium (blog)
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