James Pogue joins Emily to share his first hand experience walking through the devastation of the Los Angeles wildfires. Pogue sheds light on the environmental debate and explains why many of the partisan narratives are lacking.
Discussion
Join the discussion
Join like minded readers that support our journalism by becoming a paid subscriber
Fire, wind, desert, and fire screening in Southern California – this is a truly local (US) matter.
Unherd, once firmly rooted in a distinct British perspective, now feels as though it has lost its sense of place. The expansion into new editorial areas, particularly with a heavy American focus, has made the platform feel disconnected from any specific location. As a European, it’s hard not to notice how the growing prominence of U.S.-centric content suggests we’re now living in a world shaped primarily by American influences.
The platform’s former clarity and focus have given way to a broader, less defined experience, which feels less relevant — even somewhat problematic.
James Kayten
21 days ago
This guy is tiresome – blathering on without any useful points. It’s like he doesn’t want to have an opinion to defend.
Join the discussion
Join like minded readers that support our journalism by becoming a paid subscriber
To join the discussion in the comments, become a paid subscriber.
Join like minded readers that support our journalism, read unlimited articles and enjoy other subscriber-only benefits.
SubscribeFire, wind, desert, and fire screening in Southern California – this is a truly local (US) matter.
Unherd, once firmly rooted in a distinct British perspective, now feels as though it has lost its sense of place. The expansion into new editorial areas, particularly with a heavy American focus, has made the platform feel disconnected from any specific location. As a European, it’s hard not to notice how the growing prominence of U.S.-centric content suggests we’re now living in a world shaped primarily by American influences.
The platform’s former clarity and focus have given way to a broader, less defined experience, which feels less relevant — even somewhat problematic.
This guy is tiresome – blathering on without any useful points. It’s like he doesn’t want to have an opinion to defend.