Location
My body is not
the tree’s body and yet
there is no difference
when our shadows meet.
—
Dana J. Graef has written articles and essays on mining, wildness, and climate change. She is the author of a poetry micro-chapbook, Vanishing (tiny wren publishing, 2024). Graef holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology & Environmental Studies from Yale University. She has taught courses on topics including sovereignty and the environment, climate change, and environmental and social justice.
The Nature of
Our Times
Poets for Science is a participatory project and installation exploring the connection between science and poetry.
Paloma Press publishes poetry and other literary works that honor our shared histories and inspire our creative futures.
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