Jeremy Miller
@jeremyjmiller.bsky.social
Writer, teacher, astrophotographer. Contributing writer at Sierra Magazine. Words in Harper's, The New Yorker, The Guardian, The Economist, Orion, Outside, bioGraphic and many others.
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Overjoyed to announce the sale of my first book, Into the Dark Sky, to @liveright.bsky.social The book is a scientific adventure to find the last dark places on Earth and chronicle the people striving to protect them. It's also a love story about the night & our home planet✨🔭🌎 #darkskies #astronomy
Overjoyed to announce the sale of my first book, Into the Dark Sky, to @liveright.bsky.social The book is a scientific adventure to find the last dark places on Earth and chronicle the people striving to protect them. It's also a love story about the night & our home planet✨🔭🌎 #darkskies #astronomy
October 2, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Overjoyed to announce the sale of my first book, Into the Dark Sky, to @liveright.bsky.social The book is a scientific adventure to find the last dark places on Earth and chronicle the people striving to protect them. It's also a love story about the night & our home planet✨🔭🌎 #darkskies #astronomy
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In this episode, FERN editor-in-chief Theodore Ross talks about food and power in the west with some of our best reporters.
September 30, 2025 at 2:04 PM
In this episode, FERN editor-in-chief Theodore Ross talks about food and power in the west with some of our best reporters.
The latest issue of @sierramagazine.bsky.social has one of the loveliest covers I've seen--and I am lucky enough to have the cover story. The article, though, which examines the Trump Administration's attack on US public lands and environmental law, is not nearly as pretty. #publiclands
September 26, 2025 at 2:06 AM
The latest issue of @sierramagazine.bsky.social has one of the loveliest covers I've seen--and I am lucky enough to have the cover story. The article, though, which examines the Trump Administration's attack on US public lands and environmental law, is not nearly as pretty. #publiclands
My story for @sierramagazine.bsky.social
about the Trump Administration's attack on public lands and conservation laws including the Roadless Rule, which protects huge swaths of habitat & wilderness quality landscapes. I'd be grateful if you'd give it a read. www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2025-...
about the Trump Administration's attack on public lands and conservation laws including the Roadless Rule, which protects huge swaths of habitat & wilderness quality landscapes. I'd be grateful if you'd give it a read. www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2025-...
Public Lands Are on the Line
Trump and his allies are targeting our shared, wild spaces for extraction
www.sierraclub.org
September 15, 2025 at 5:44 PM
My story for @sierramagazine.bsky.social
about the Trump Administration's attack on public lands and conservation laws including the Roadless Rule, which protects huge swaths of habitat & wilderness quality landscapes. I'd be grateful if you'd give it a read. www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2025-...
about the Trump Administration's attack on public lands and conservation laws including the Roadless Rule, which protects huge swaths of habitat & wilderness quality landscapes. I'd be grateful if you'd give it a read. www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2025-...
Great taking with my great editor Ted Ross from @thefern.org about my latest story for @highcountrynews.org about the rise of pecans in southern New Mexico and the decline of the iconic river, the Rio Grande, upon which they depend.
In the latest REAP/SOW Extra episode, reporter Jeremy Miller describes the irony of how, despite facing a mega drought, New Mexico produces vast amounts of pecans — not for local consumption, but instead for export to Canada, China, and beyond.
September 10, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Great taking with my great editor Ted Ross from @thefern.org about my latest story for @highcountrynews.org about the rise of pecans in southern New Mexico and the decline of the iconic river, the Rio Grande, upon which they depend.
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Pecan growers harnessed the Rio Grande to become the nation’s largest supplier of the thirsty nut. But, as Jeremy Miller reports in this piece for FERN's special issue on “Food and Power in the West,” the river is running dry, and farmers who depend on it are being forced to do without. Link below ⬇️
September 8, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Pecan growers harnessed the Rio Grande to become the nation’s largest supplier of the thirsty nut. But, as Jeremy Miller reports in this piece for FERN's special issue on “Food and Power in the West,” the river is running dry, and farmers who depend on it are being forced to do without. Link below ⬇️
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Excited to dive into this power packed edition of @highcountrynews.org with reporting by @evaholland.bsky.social @jeremyjmiller.bsky.social Ted Genoways, Rick Bass and B Toastie Oaster
September 3, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Excited to dive into this power packed edition of @highcountrynews.org with reporting by @evaholland.bsky.social @jeremyjmiller.bsky.social Ted Genoways, Rick Bass and B Toastie Oaster