The Day After: Water
The Mackenzie Delta, pictured, spans 13,500 square kilometers and contains approximately 25,000 lakes. It includes the second largest drainage basin of any North American river after the Mississippi. Photo courtesy…
Jonathan Peyton and James Wilt
The Day After: Arctic
The Mackenzie River in the Northwest Territories, Canada’s largest watershed, and the tenth largest water basin in the world. The river runs 4,200 kilometers from the Columbia Icefield in the…
The Day After: Extraction
Anacortes Refinery (Marathon), on the north end of March Point southeast of Anacortes, Washington, United States. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. The Day After: Extraction marks the fifth installment in an…
The Day After: Infrastructure
An oil pipeline pumping station connected to the Keystone XL project, operated by TC Energy (formerly TransCanada). Photo by Shannon Patrick/Flickr. The Day After: Infrastructure marks the fourth installment in…
The Day After: Energy
Te Apiti Wind Farm, Manawatu, New Zealand. The wind farm’s 55 1.65 megawatt Vestas turbines have a total capacity of 90 megawatts. They generate enough electricity to meet the annual…
The Day After: Food
Satellite image of circular crop fields in Kansas. Image from Wikimedia Commons. The Day After: Food marks the second installment in an ongoing curated series that asks contributors to imagine…
The Day After: Animals
‘Robin’, an illustration by John James Audobon, American ornithologist, naturalist, and painter (1851). Image from Wikimedia Commons. The Day After: Animals marks the first installment in an ongoing curated series…