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When the Sky Turns Red: Climate, Memory, and the Unsettling Normal

There are certain images that don’t just stay where they happen—they travel. A sky shifts into something unnatural, something cinematic, something almost apocalyptic, and suddenly people across the world feel it. Recently, that image came out of Australia. In March 2026, during a powerful cyclone, parts of Western Australia—especially regions like Shark Bay and theContinue reading “When the Sky Turns Red: Climate, Memory, and the Unsettling Normal”

What’s With All This Crazy Weather? Is Climate Change Really Causing It? A Progressive Perspective

If you’ve been following the news lately, you’ve likely noticed the extreme weather events happening around the world—wildfires sweeping across the U.S. West, devastating floods in Europe, heatwaves scorching cities, and hurricanes battering coastlines. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and confused by all of this unpredictability. But behind this chaotic weather pattern, there’s a muchContinue reading “What’s With All This Crazy Weather? Is Climate Change Really Causing It? A Progressive Perspective”