Poetry, climate, and economics writer. Bylines @nplusonemag @nytimes @NewYorker. New book of poems, The Engineers, out on @SaturnaliaBooks October, 2023.
I am very happy to announce that today is the official publication day for THE ENGINEERS, available from Bookshop, Amazon, and your local bookstore. Thank you to everyone at @SaturnaliaBooks for bringing this book into the world, and to Robin Vuchnich for a stunning cover design.
A veritable whos-who of the scientists behind our physical climate understanding of net-zero have a new paper in Nature, making the case for "Geological Net Zero" where fossil CO2 can only credibly counterbalanced by permanent removal: https://t.co/aFN1pNYuzC
UN, IHME, VID, all produce population forecasts- and they always seem too optimistic. Human population will start declining much earlier than the UN expects.
This has been obvious for a long time. @jburnmurdoch is right to highlight it--
But why does the error persist?
🧵🧵
Breaking like a ninepin inside. We were fulfilled but also
petrified. Tied up by an adhesion, this is the story that we like
to tell: divided into parts.
––Katy Lederer
@LedererLedes#PoemADay
https://t.co/dgld8WdIzU
wow. this is jaw-dropping. "South Korea’s total fertility rate, the number of births from a woman in her lifetime, is now expected to drop from 0.78 in 2022 to 0.65 in 2025" https://t.co/34n9rZ8Fsq
"Within us teeth, and hair, and skin. / We climbed the snowy mountain then discovered that we had no shins."
From "Ectopic" by @LedererLedes, one of three poems from her new collection THE ENGINEERS (@SaturnaliaBooks).
https://t.co/lwXZnindhA
@danavachon OK I was wrong wrong wrong. "Adams was the victor in all but Staten Island, where Sliwa got 65% of the vote to his 28%. He did best in Manhattan and the Bronx where he got 78% and 74%, respectively. He received 69% of the vote in Brooklyn and 59% of the Queens vote."
⚡️Announcing the publication of a new book for a poet not on this platform.⚡️
Crime Before Instruction, by Geoffrey Cruickshank-Hagenbuckle is here:
https://t.co/Bpvcbxifu3
It's quite possible that two things will be true: 1) climate change will be a huge problem, and 2) humanity will be better off overall in the future. These ideas are often treated as incompatible, but they're not necessarily. Good paper/thread: https://t.co/88zX9ef27s
Discover how this biotech startup aims to transform the future of fertility by turning induced pluripotent stem cells into human eggs. Explore the potential of IVG to help women facing fertility challenges and empower diverse families. @NPR https://t.co/h8x90ivnwE
"Her daughter’s generation will likely freeze their eggs early, have babies in their forties or fifties, and anticipate living into their nineties." https://t.co/cFMp2Psv58
Print copies of The Engineers have arrived! I could not be more grateful to @SaturnaliaBooks and the spectacular book designer and artist Robin Vuchnich. Official pub date is October 15 - exciting launch event announcements coming soon.