Climate Cat
@samcherubin.bsky.social
Poet. Climate health author. 'The Crisis Is Here' is available now. https://www.amazon.com/Crisis-Here-Protecting-Health-Changing/dp/B0GGD948HG
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A Conversation on Climate, Health & Everyday Resilience | Jenn T. Grace, a Certified B Corp
We’re excited about an upcoming sustainability conversation featuring our author Sam Cherubin - Climate Cat. On Tuesday, February 3, Sam will be joining HAYVN Coworking Community Darien for an intima...
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We're at the beginning of the horror movie, not the middle or the end. youtube.com/shorts/mKlfL...
New Book, "The Crisis is Here" - Individual Preparation & Community Pre-Planning (Ep 13)
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Podcast with Greg Chang and Ty Haugh discussing my book: youtube.com/shorts/1Y8K3...
New Book, "The Crisis is Here" - The Writing Process & Decision to Be a Practical Guide (Ep 13)
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My book has just been published. The Crisis Is Here is a comprehensive climate health preparedness guide that bridges healthcare expertise with emotional accessibility to help climate-anxious families move from worry to practical solutions. www.amazon.com/Crisis-Here-...
The Crisis Is Here: Protecting Your Health In A Changing World
The Crisis Is Here: Protecting Your Health In A Changing World [Cherubin, Sam] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Crisis Is Here: Protecting Your Health In A Changing World
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As long as I can do the Podcast from the library, we should be all set.
My book launches in January 2026. It's the practical roadmap for families who care deeply about protecting their health from climate impacts and don’t know where to start. If you want to stay in touch, join my mailing list: www.samcherubin.com #ClimateHealth
The Tunaturducken, a broader reflection on our age of peril. A turkey, proud and puffed with fanlike feathers; a duck, sleek and smooth as it sails upon the water like Shelley on the Arno; a chicken, homely, industrious, clucking an eternal warning; a tuna, glistening from the deep.
What if we took the drinking water used to cool the AI data centers, and used it to cool the nuclear reactors powering the AI data centers, then bottled it as "Aesthetic Water"? The Carbon Goddess (looking suspiciously like Jane Morris) wants to know.
4. Arts and Crafts When industry gave them cheap chairs and cheaper souls, Morris gave them carved oak, garden vines, and poetry in wallpaper. When cities filled with uniform bricks and choking fog, some dreamed cottages with mullioned windows and hearths that hummed with human touch.
3. The City of Dreadful Night I reached the portal common spirits fear, And read the words above it, dark yet clear, "Leave hope behind, all ye who enter here:" And would have passed in, gratified to gain That positive eternity of pain Instead of this insufferable inane.
2. Pollutants Smokestacks were symbols of industy, progress and empire. The poor lived next to factories and open sewers. Arsenic-dyed dresses poisoned wearers and workers. I have some lovely emerald green books of poetry from the period . . . www.washingtonpost.com/home/2024/07...
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The new Victorians 1. Fetish for Innovation in Communication Telegrams, penny dreadfuls, multiple daily newspapers, weeklies, monthlies, serialized novels. Mail delivery 6-12 times a day, depending on where you lived. Widespread literacy. Victorians devoured print media.
Born of coal and starlight, she spins the old world’s spell.
Coming this September: The Crisis Is Here INGREDIENTS: Actual science Checklists Hand-drawn illustrations of Climate Cat Polysyllables Prose (the Muses shudder) Research DISCLAIMER: This book contains no Victorian iconography, AI-generated illustrations, or prosody.
Liberty passing the torch to Climate Cat. But he's been sucked into a loop of Victorian paintings and the music of Swinburne’s poetry. Now he draws energy from mastodon cities of data centers. Hulking behemoths of the Golden Dawn, chewing through electrons like artisanal pasta from Trader Joe's.
Let no sentimentalist decry her gifts, for in her embrace we find the triumph of civilization over savagery, of industry over idle pastoral fancy. She is the Mother of Iron, the Midwife of Empire, and the true Flame-Bearer of our glorious age. The Carbon Goddess, the Light of this world.
