Craig Axford·Dec 2, 2024Utah’s Bid to Take Control of Federal LandsWill bad legal theories and unsound environmental policy find support in the Supreme Court?
Craig Axford·Nov 13, 2024Representative Democracy vs. the Price of EggsSome post-election ramblings from a disappointed voter.
Craig Axford·Oct 4, 2024Despair is ExhaustingAnd dangerously self-fulfillingA response icon1A response icon1
Craig Axford·Aug 24, 2024Utah’s Book BanThirteen literary works are the first to get the ax under a new censorship law.A response icon1A response icon1
Craig Axford·Aug 20, 2024Desert TimeEscaping the regimented time imposed by modernity is essential to reclaiming our powers of observation and rekindling our sense of awe.A response icon15A response icon15
InAge of AwarenessbyCraig Axford·Jul 27, 2024A Rapidly Changing DesertHow climate change is impacting the heart of the Colorado PlateauA response icon3A response icon3
Craig Axford·Jun 26, 2024A Universe Empty of MeaningThat’s good news. It means we have a lot of space to fill with significance.A response icon11A response icon11
Craig Axford·Jun 6, 2024America’s Nuclear War Against Its Own PeopleAs the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) sunsets, will the government once again turn its back on downwinders?A response icon12A response icon12
Craig Axford·Jun 4, 2024The Personal and Collective Promise of EccentricityBoth our culture and our technology increasingly incentivize conformity. Eccentrics remind us to resist.A response icon3A response icon3
InBabelbyCraig Axford·May 23, 2024The Blessing and Burden of WordsWriting is both one of our greatest achievements and an Achilles’ heel.A response icon15A response icon15
