by Katie Singer and Miguel Coma
In March, 2023, Katie Singer began publishing her reports about technology’s impacts on nature at katiesinger.substack.com. Substack readers can subscribe to paid or free subscriptions.
#67 Mapping Conflict, Calling on People Who Can Listen
by Katie Singer • November 12, 2023
#66 Exploring humanness during radioactive times: a review of “SOS: The San Onofre Syndrome: Nuclear Power’s Legacy”
by Katie Singer • October 13, 2023
#65 The world of opportunity in a utility bill
by Katie Singer • October 9, 2023
#64 Defining overshoot—and under-reported news from the technosphere
by Katie Singer • September 18, 2023
#63 Reframing our thinking about technology and nature—lesson ideas for people who depend on water, minerals & computers
by Katie Singer • September 4, 2023
#62 A longer-lasting Internet starts with knowing our region’s mineral deposits
by Katie Singer • August 29, 2023
#61 Locating ourselves in a bioregion—locating our watershed: To move toward living within our ecological means
by Katie Singer • August 26, 2023
#60 Legislative proposals to remove yet more local authority over telecommunications—and strengthen telecom corporations
by Katie Singer • August 8, 2023
#59 Admitting our errors, shifting toward peace with the Earth
by Katie Singer • August 6, 2023
#58 Who’s in charge of EV chargers—and other power grid additions
by Katie Singer • August 2, 2023
#57 Why I don’t consider climate change our root problem—and I’d welcome economies that recognize limits to growth
by Katie Singer • July 23, 2023
#56 First comes love, then come unintended consequences—why we need due diligence
by Katie Singer • July 17, 2023
#55 Could we make questioning technology…common?
by Katie Singer • July 10, 2023
#54 When Land I Love Holds Lithium: Max Wilbert on Thacker Pass, Nevada
by Katie Singer • June 10, 2023
#53 Policies for More Ecologically-Sound Tech
by Katie Singer • June 7, 2023
#52 Transportation within our means: initiating the conversation overdue
by Katie Singer • May 15, 2023
#51 Mapping a favorite meal’s supply chain: toward eating within our means: a proposal for New York City’s Mayor Adams
by Katie Singer • April 27, 2023
#50 Do I report what I’ve learned about solar PVs—or live with it, privately?
by Katie Singer • April 9, 2023
#49 Digital enlightenment: an invitation
by Katie Singer • March 24, 2023
#48 Questioning Our Digital Footprint after seven decades of exponential growth
by Katie Singer and Miguel Coma • January 25, 2023
#47 Tracing the Internet’s supply chains to reduce technology’s impacts on nature
by Katie Singer • November 27, 2022
#46 Should Metaverse Subjects Expect Adverse Effects? Real threats and opportunities from the virtual world
by Miguel Coma • November 23, 2022
#45 Creating protective conditions for solar facilities—in the event that a developer proposes one near you
by Katie Singer • October 18, 2022
#44 The ecological impacts of online meetings: Gerry McGovern’s work-in-progress
by Katie Singer • September 13, 2022
#43 Fresh questions about solar power
by Katie Singer • August 13, 2022
#42 Reproductive health in a digital era when you want to know your body and nature—not an app
by Katie Singer • July 13, 2022
#41 An avalanche of green reports won’t cool the climate: Who can trust industry claims about 5G’s sustainability?
by Miguel Coma • June 23, 2022 French
#40 When utilities warn of blackouts: options for ratepayers who expect electricity 24/7
by Katie Singer • June 13, 2022
#39 Allegiance to nature while living in a techno-sphere: A health care directive
by Katie Singer • May 13, 2022
#38 Mining the sacred: questions for a sustainable relationship with the Earth
by Katie Singer and Aaron French • April 13, 2022
#37 How to prevent waste and make money (when consumers don’t reduce consumption)
by Katie Singer • March 13, 2022
#36 Reconciling 5G and sustainability in Brussels: A sensible policy for a regional government
by Miguel Coma • February 23, 2022
#35 Calming behavior in children with autism and ADD: a free, EMR-reduction protocol
by Katie Singer • February 13, 2022
#34 As we consider our future – And want ecocide to stop
by Katie Singer • January 13, 2022
#33 Looking for due diligence with electric vehicles before anyone buys another one
by Katie Singer • December 13, 2021
#32 Is the WHO impaired by electro-smog? A commentary on regulating 5G radiation
by Miguel Coma • November 23, 2021
#31 Offering thanks for what sustains me—and a batch of questions
by Katie Singer • November 13, 2021
#30 Who decides whether or not 5G is safe to deploy? A protocol for ensuring safer infrastructure
by Katie Singer • October 13, 2021
#29 Energy policies in the hyperconnected era
by Miguel Coma • September 29, 2021 German
#28 If Brazil burns what’s left of the Amazon, why hold COP26?
by Katie Singer • September 7, 2021
#27 Do we really want to replace gas cars with e-vehicles? Calling for Life Cycle Analysis of EVs: Part 2
by Katie Singer • August 13, 2021
#26 Satellite mega-constellations’ mega-threats, Part 2: the rise of space junk and the fall of reason
by Miguel Coma • July 23, 2021
#25 Satellite Constellations to Dominate the Stars, Part I: to whom does it make sense?
by Miguel Coma • June 13, 2021
#24 Help needed: 41 servants and counting
by Katie Singer • June 3, 2021
#23 Writing from the Internet
by Katie Singer • May 23, 2021
#22 From science fiction to reality: When childhood nostalgia turns into an engineer’s deepest concern
by Miguel Coma • April 23, 2021
#21 Industrial-scale intermittent wind power: recognizing its unreliability before we spend billions
by Katie Singer • April 13, 2021
#20 Fresh perspective on four and a half billion years—and a question for humanity
by Katie Singer • April 3, 2021
#18 5G’s threats to wildlife
by Miguel Coma • March 3, 2021
#17 This letter is getting revised. We’ll post it soon.
#16 Re-Evaluating Solar Photovoltaic Power
by Katie Singer • February 23, 2021
#15 Counterbalancing use of electronics by connecting with the Earth
by Katie Singer • February 13, 2021
#14 Basic needs, electrified: What we expect from electricity
by Katie Singer • February 3, 2021
#13 How deep is 5G fake news?
by Miguel Coma • January 23, 2021 French
#12 How we manufacture silicon: computers’ crucial ingredient not found in nature
by Katie Singer • January 13, 2021
#11 The Rules and Regulations that Define Us
by Katie Singer • January 3, 2021
#10 5G: A Genie at our Fingertips?
by Miguel Coma • December 23, 2020
#9 How to revise our consuming love affair with electronics
by Katie Singer • December 13, 2020
#8 A brief history of electricity and telecommunications
by Katie Singer • December 3, 2020
#7 Green 5G or red alert?
by Miguel Coma • November 23, 2020
#6 Defining “carbon neutrality” before enacting new policies
by Katie Singer • November 13, 2020
#5 Proposing Cradle-to-Grave Evaluations for All Vehicles
by Katie Singer • November 3, 2020
#4 A geek researches 5G and discovers how he contributes to climate change
by Miguel Coma • October 23, 2020
#3 Behind Our Screens: An invitation to learn a smartphone’s true costs
by Katie Singer • October 13, 2020
#2 Test Your Internet Footprint IQ
by Katie Singer • October 3, 2020
#1 Dreaming of a Visible Internet Footprint
by Katie Singer • September 23, 2020 Swedish French