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TREESONG
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HI! MY NAME IS TREESONG.

I’m a father, husband, author, talk radio host, and Real-Life Superhero. I write
fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, mostly about climate change. I also review,
recommend, and sell other people’s books about climate change, superheroes, and
beyond.

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MOST RECENT BLOG POSTS

 * Book Review: The Deluge by Stephen Markley
   
   What will the climate crisis and the world’s response to it look like over
   the course of the next decade or two?
   
   The Deluge by Stephen Markley offers one of the most thorough and compelling
   answers to this question that I’ve read to date. This novel explores almost
   every facet of the climate crisis in amazing and terrifying detail. Even
   after reading dozens of other climate fiction classics like Ministry for the
   Future, Termination Shock, and Parable of the Sower, I found myself blown
   away by both the sheer scope of this novel and the many skillful ways Markley
   drew me in and kept me reading throughout the entire 896-page journey.
   
   This novel covers so much ground that it could easily be the subject of an
   entire semester-long course on climate fiction. Since this isn’t a climate
   fiction course, I’ll narrow the focus of this review to three themes: climate
   catastrophes, climate solutions, and narrative structure.

 * Let’s organize a town hall meeting about Gaza
   
   Members of the City Council of Carbondale, Illinois recently said at a public
   meeting that they won’t pass a resolution supporting a ceasefire in Gaza.
   
   The people of Carbondale who are concerned about what’s happening in Gaza
   should hold a town hall meeting on the subject.

 * Would you read interactive climate fiction?
   
   Climate fiction is going mainstream. A growing number of novels, movies, TV
   shows, and other works of fiction are referencing the climate crisis as a
   significant or even central part of the plot and setting. There’s a Climate
   Fiction Writers League, climate fiction writing contests like Imagine 2200,
   and groups like Good Energy working to improve the quantity and quality of
   climate fiction in print and digital media.
   
   But what about interactive climate fiction?

 * Which climate music sounds better?
   
   Did you know that you can use climate data sets to create music?
   
   Climate data sonification is the process of turning climate data sets into
   sound — in this case, music. I wrote a blog entry about this back in April of
   2023 titled Turning Climate Data Into Music. Now that I’m delving into the
   world of audiobook production, I’ve decided that it’s also time to revive my
   interest in creating music using climate data sets.
   
   Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, anyone with internet access can
   make instrumental music tracks based directly on climate data sets (or any
   other data sets). All you have to do is find, convert, or create a data file
   (.xls, xlsx, .csv, .ods) and upload it to a web-based tool called TwoTone
   that translates the data into music. You can choose among several
   computer-generated instruments, combine multiple tracks, use the arpeggio
   settings to give the data a more musical sound, preview the results in your
   browser, and export the results in .mp3 or .pcm format.

 * Let’s get creative with our climate communication
   Treesong created this Climate Communication art using the a climate warming
   stripe graphic. The original climate warming stripe graphic was created by
   Professor Ed Hawkins (University of Reading) and used in accordance with the
   Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
   
   
   The end of one calendar year and the start of another is often a great time
   to reflect on the course of our lives and the state of the world. This is
   particularly true when it comes to the climate crisis.
   
   What happened with climate change in 2023? What might happen in 2024? What
   can we do about it?


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