Teddy Wilson

I believe that it is important for people that struggle with mental health and illness to know that they are not alone — especially when we feel like we are alone. But, for now, know that I am getting help, and that I do want to get better.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace is talking to herself on Twitter/X.

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"The men I interviewed echoed that the gulf between expectation and reality made them feel incompetent and sidelined, like bad fathers and bad men."

"Smog linked to wildfires is getting worse across much of the U.S., playing a role in more than 300 additional premature deaths every year since 2013, researchers say."

This Hidden Water System Helps Keep the Grand Canyon Alive — but Climate Change Could Put It at Risk

"Conditions currently look like they will lean dry. For July and August, confidence is pretty solid that those months will be drier than average for all of Texas."

Flesh-Eating Screwworms Have Been Detected in the United States 60 Years After They Were Eradicated From the Country

"The shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego is not an isolated incident, but an outcome of a political climate that has normalized the dehumanization of Muslims and immigrants as threats to be feared rather than neighbors and fellow community members."

In This Church, Child Sexual Abuse Has Gone Unchecked for So Long That It Spans Generations

“I worry that the ways we often conceive of the problems before us are inadequate. For if ecosystems have no intrinsic ends and cannot truly ‘break down’, then how do we repair them? How do we respond to environmental crises in a world of aimless ecosystems?” aeon.co/essays/why-w...

See how nature is bouncing back in these rewilded landscapes

“Had we been a typical mammal, forced to adapt primarily through sluggish genetic evolution… we would’ve needed 88 million years to attain our current geographic footprint—and we would have split into some 2,200 distinct species in that time.”