Blog Posts and Other Writings

(Photo of a colza field, by Allyson Beaucourt, from Unsplash.) It was during a morning run that I first found my sacred grove. I was...

Introduction Welcome to my Climate Action Catalogue! Whether you’re here because of my “Peace of the Earth” post, or whether you’re here...

(Photo by Paul Hopkinson, from Unsplash.) A Voice for the Earth We are often told that, being part of a democratic nation, we all have a...

(Image by Evren Ozdemir, from Pixabay.) Intro I’d heard of “global warming” as early as elementary school (probably in connection to...

(Eastern Quoll [Dasyurus viverrinus]. Photo by Ways, 10 Dec. 2009, Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under Creative Commons.) The Zealous Quoll...

(Photo from Pixabay, No Rights Reserved.) God births the soil, the soil births us, and all our lives, we grow and thrive from their...

(Photo by Henrik Hanson, on Unsplash.) In 1977, Kenyan educator and women’s rights activist Wangari Maathai faced a decaying Kenyan...

Cover image by Frank Albrecht, on Unsplash. Post originally drafted in July 2020 at my house in Nashville, TN. (Two grass spiders...

Eating is one of our most intimate forms of relationship with the earth. By farming, we give and receive from the soil, and our food is a...

Introduction To start, I acknowledge that some of my readers may not believe in anthropogenic climate change. If that’s the case, I...

Part of the goal of this website is to use language to reshape our perspectives of the environment, so for this first Green Phoenix post,...

Hello! My name’s Noah Guthrie, and I’d like to welcome you to the Green Phoenix website! This is a collective site where everyone is...