escritora aridoamericana / Salt Lakes: An Unnatural History out now from WW Norton / cetracey.com
Caroline Tracey
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In 2024 I spent a month doing archival research in Utah. What I found surprised me: again and again, from the 1930s to the 1980s, Utah state leaders had made plans to drain the eastern half of Great Salt Lake. Happy to tell the tale in a new article in @nybooks.com:
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In 2024 I spent a month doing archival research in Utah. What I found surprised me: again and again, from the 1930s to the 1980s, Utah state leaders had made plans to drain the eastern half of Great Salt Lake. Happy to tell the tale in a new article in @nybooks.com:
Hoy sale en @nexosmexico.bsky.social mi traducción al español del artículo sobre la desaparición de la base de datos del Colibri Center for Human Rights, originalmente publicado en @highcountrynews.org y @theborderchronicle.bsky.social. Compártanlo, pls
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Caroline Tracey
Caroline Tracey
Caroline Tracey
A Q&A with Human Rights Archaeologist Gabriella Soto www.theborderchronicle.com/a-q-a-with-h... from: @cetracey.bsky.social at @theborderchronicle.bsky.social
Can’t wait to read Salt Lakes by @cetracey.bsky.social! Listen to this interview and go order a copy.
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Caroline Tracey (@cetracey.bsky.social) on the long history of proposals to suck up profits from the Great Salt Lake
"A strange ecosystem and a moving odyssey."
Today's #history book pick from Damn History, a free monthly newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory. Congrats to author @cetracey.bsky.social & @wwnorton.com!
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An important DNA database that has helped hundreds of families find their missing loved ones has vanished. Reporters @cetracey.bsky.social and Gabriel Schivone investigate what happened and also report on how NGOs could get it back, if it hasn't already been destroyed.
Sam Chambers
Jack El-Hai
Aaron E Sanchez
SALT LAKES is in the latest issue of @nybooks.com!
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Caroline Tracey
The New York Review of Books
Melissa del Bosque
In November 2022, the Great Salt Lake dropped to a record-low water level. That winter, dust blew off newly exposed patches of the lakebed, clouding the
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“To reach the goal of bringing 800,000 acre-feet per year to the [Great Salt Lake] and to stave off disaster, it’s the changes to water law and the redistribution programs that need to be expanded, rapidly and heartily.” —@cetracey.bsky.social
Durante una década, la organización Colibrí Center for Human Rights ofreció un vínculo vital entre familias de migrantes desaparecidos y sus seres queridos extraviados. Ahora, ¿dónde está?
In November 2022, the Great Salt Lake dropped to a record-low water level. That winter, dust blew off newly exposed patches of the lakebed, clouding the
In November 2022, the Great Salt Lake dropped to a record-low water level. That winter, dust blew off newly exposed patches of the lakebed, clouding the
In November 2022, the Great Salt Lake dropped to a record-low water level. That winter, dust blew off newly exposed patches of the lakebed, clouding the
“For a long time, a big proportion of the American public said that border security was their most important issue. People are starting to realize what that means in terms of the violence entailed.”
The Colibrí Center's DNA database, built to identify migrants who died crossing the border and reunite families, has gone dark since fall 2024. A board member says it may be destroyed. Hundreds of families are left without answers.
In collaboration with @highcountrynews.org 🔗🦂
The Border Chronicle
The Colibrí Center for Human Rights was a vital link between families and their missing loved ones. But now it's gone dark.
