Mia WergerLet Nature Lead the Way: How Soil can Save CivilizationSomehow, the gravity of a looming famine has largely escaped public notice. Farmers and urban folk alike, we proceed with business as…8 min read·Dec 22, 2020----
Mia WergerBack to Buffalo: How One Ranch is Trusting Nature to Restore the Great PlainsThe World We Eat, Part 310 min read·Nov 30, 2020----
Mia WergerThe World We Eat, Part 2Grassland Farming Could End the “Planet vs. Profit” Debate8 min read·Nov 12, 2020----
Mia WergerThe World We Eat, Part 1How Regenerative Agriculture can Turn Competition into Community9 min read·Nov 2, 2020----
Mia Werger6 Election-Day Challenges, from Me to YouThe bar for civic duty has been raised this year.4 min read·Sep 14, 2020----
Mia WergerLife is not PausedI lean into the white picket fence surrounding my neighbor’s backyard. I watch her two young children race around the play set, shouting…5 min read·Apr 10, 2020----
Mia WergerThe Gift of Climate Change: How a Generation is Redefining Community.Last week, I woke up to another barrage of online news proclaiming a climate apocalypse. It was too much — I wanted to roll over and go…6 min read·Feb 3, 2020----
Mia WergerThis is Not an Emergency. This is a Crime.The moral price of destroying our home.8 min read·Jan 22, 2020----
Mia WergerDoes Recycling Make a Difference?Yes, every little thing you do for the planet matters — but not in the way you think.5 min read·Jan 19, 2020----
Mia WergerUprooting the Food System, Reclaiming our WorldWhy our fight for the climate needs to start with our forks.5 min read·Jan 12, 2020----