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The Lonely Lake That Revolutionized American Environmental Law
In the 1970s and 1980s, battles to preserve Mono Lake set new protection precedents.
by
Caroline Tracey
via
Zócalo Public Square
on
March 16, 2026
A Theology of Smuggling
In the early 1980s Tucson, activists and religious leaders joined forces to protect refugees at the U.S.-Mexico border, galvanizing the Sanctuary Movement.
by
Caroline Tracey
via
Places Journal
on
November 13, 2025
A Cartography of Loss in the Borderlands
Mexicali’s "Colorado River Family Album" documents what is no more.
by
Caroline Tracey
via
High Country News
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on
February 21, 2024
Orange County, Colorado
How a California homebuilder remade the Interior West.
by
Caroline Tracey
via
New York Review Of Architecture
on
February 19, 2024
Stopping the Old Rio Grande
In the 1950s the construction of a dam on the Texas–Mexico border displaced communities from their land—and anticipated the wall-building underway today.
by
Caroline Tracey
via
New York Review of Books
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on
January 11, 2024
Book
Salt Lakes
: An Unnatural History
Caroline Tracey
2026
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Troubled Salt Waters
Caroline Tracey’s “Salt Lakes” is less the jeremiad of an outraged conservationist than a tender bildungsroman.
by
Kyle Paoletta
via
The Baffler
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on
March 18, 2026