Chris Clarke

@canislatrans

Desert activist, writer, husband, dog dad.

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  1. 21 hours ago

    confession: I, too wish I had the confidence of a mediocre white man.

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  2. Mar 5

    Click through if you'd like to support a great organization and encourage me to step away from Twitter. (That last may be THE killer incentive, right there.)

    My update:
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  3. Mar 4

    My update:

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  4. Mar 3

    *sighs* tosses wildlife camera in trash*

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    It’s ! To celebrate, here’s the most unusual interaction I’ve captured w/ a : a golden eagle attacking a great-horned owl, which were then attacked by a mule deer, followed by a coyote rushing to join in! 🧵
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    Mar 3

    Liberal racism isn’t better than conservative racism, it’s just better at pretending that it doesn’t exist. Get Out wasn’t about conservatives.

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  6. Mar 3

    This op-ed kinda ruined my morning. Using National Parks to prop up settler colonialist ideology does not help the parks: it builds resentment of them and erodes their survival in the long run.

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    Mar 3

    I write weirdly. Creative nonfiction is the worst field in which to toil, because, as a pioneering CNF author explained to me over drinks recently, not many people see light at our spectral wavelength. To write CNF is thus to be sometimes unseen—and that's OK!

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  8. Mar 1

    YAAAAASSS

    Biden Rescinds Trump Decision to Turn Sacred Arizona Land Into a Copper Mine
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  9. Mar 1

    The Verdin: Desert Environmental News for March 1, 2021

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  10. Mar 1

    I'm helping raise cash to protect the Mojave through Mojave Desert Land Trust's campaign. Click through to help!

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  11. Feb 27

    The Verdin, Desert Environmental newsletter. Subscribe free:

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    28 Mar 2020

    A linguist dies. At the funeral, a fellow academic asks the wife, “Do you mind if I say a word?” She nods. He stands and says “Plethora”, and immediately sits down. She says, tearfully, “That means a lot.” Contributor:

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  13. Feb 22

    Best news I've had all week is that Nada Culver will be taking the job William Pendley used to have.

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  14. Feb 22

    The Verdin: Desert Environmental News Feb 22, 2021 Oak Flat, DRECP, bighorns and birds

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    Feb 18

    I am grateful to for taking swift action to stop the Trump Administration’s eleventh hour attack on our environment by undermining the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan.

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  16. Feb 19

    I knew the deceased a little. I am having trouble believing the police version of what happened.

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  17. Feb 18

    Conservationists: "The black-footed ferret is going extinct! We have to stop killing the prairie dogs they eat! That program only exists to subsidize the dying public lands ranching industry!" Interior Department: "Or!"

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    Meet Elizabeth Ann. She’s the first-ever cloned black-footed ferret. This groundbreaking effort is one of the solutions is exploring to help recover endangered species:
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  18. Feb 17

    Here's the DRECP story in the Desert Sun.

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  19. Feb 17

    Thank you for stopping a Trump era effort to handover public lands in the California Desert to extractive industries. Keeping the intact is critically important and benefits Californians who love their Desert public lands.

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  20. Feb 17

    Thanks to all who attended my reading last night. great to see everyone.

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