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Robert Reich

Daily newsletter exposing where power lies — and how it's used and abused

Maine Matters

By Amy MacDonald

Maine Matters is a round-up of Resistance events and news, along with political updates for the week in Maine

The.Ink

By The Ink

A newsletter on politics and culture, money and power -- telling the truth without fear -- from Anand Giridharadas

Anand Giridharadas writes a pretty good newsletter, often getting below the surface of the issues. You might like it. I do.

- Sue Inches

Speak Easy

By Baratunde Thurston

Baratunde Thurston unfiltered. Telling it like it is and the way it should be on politics and pop culture, with jokes and occasional drinks.

Talking Climate

By Katharine Hayhoe

Subscribe to Katharine's newsletter for a clear-eyed and hopeful look at climate science and solutions. Receive weekly climate updates, good climate news, event information, ideas on things to do and ways to join the conversation.

Katharine Hayhoe is on the same page as I am....wanting to stimulate good thinking and good action for the climate. Be sure to check out her newsletter!

- Sue Inches

The Existentialist Republic

By Christopher Armitage

Public Policy and Investigative Journalism

I don't recommend many Substacks because I know my readers are already deluged with information. But I recommend The Existentialist Republic because of its fresh insights and deep understanding of politics. This one is worth subscribing to!

- Sue Inches

Walking in the Woods

By Jeff Ikler

Reflections for those drawn to wild places, inner exploration, and the deeper meanings carried by history and memory.

Jeff's reflections are always thought provoking!

- Sue Inches

Courage to Create

By Magdalena Ponurska

Courage to Create is where story meets neuroscience. I write about courage, identity, and using writing to break mental loops, make clearer decisions, and live the life you keep sensing but haven’t fully stepped into yet.

The Crucial Years

By Bill McKibben

Working on Winning the Climate Fight

Thinking about...

By Timothy Snyder

Opening the future by understanding the past.

Code Red: Process Notes of a Coup

By Kathleen Sullivan

Code Red is my attempt to use my skills as a writer and a psychotherapist to process with courage and love the unprecedented emotional experience of living through a coup in ways that allow us to stay present to this moment and act.

here we are

By Grace Oedel

a place for making meaning

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

An historical perspective on current events that shines a light on the news.

- Sue Inches

HEATED

By Emily Atkin

A newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis.

Excellent environmental journalism--you won't find better.

- Sue Inches

Third Act Maine’s Newsletter

Third Act Maine is a group of Maine elders committed to stopping all new fossil fuel investment and development. Our mission will be accomplished through the joyful practice of nonviolence, uplifting youth and developing community.

WHAT IF WE GET IT RIGHT?

By Ayana & What If We Get It Right? 🌎

Forward-looking musings on climate & culture from a scientist and policy nerd.

Ayana is a terrific interviewer and her writing and podcasts are always solutions focused. Love this!

- Sue Inches

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.

Jason provides deep and thought provoking essays on the world we live in. Well worth a read when you want to feel a calming voice of wisdom.

- Sue Inches

ExxonKnews

ExxonKnews shines a light on the fossil fuel industry's role in driving the climate crisis — and the growing movement for accountability.