Elizabeth Rush

Pulitzer Prize finalist; author; assistant professor, Nonfiction Writing Program, Brown University.

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Writer Elizabeth Rush recounts her two-month journey to Antarctica and shares the impact seeing its fast-melting Thwaites Glacier up close had on her life.

Antarctic expedition: A treatise on climate change and motherhood

Writer Elizabeth Rush recounts her two-month journey to Antarctica and shares the impact seeing its fast-melting Thwaites Glacier up close had on her life.

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