This post is part of a year-long “slow book club” series exploring Margaret Renkl’s “The Comfort of Crows.” Jump in anytime!
“Suburbia isn’t paying attention,” Margaret Renkl writes in this week’s entry, decrying the wasted water and toxic brew of chemicals that are required to maintain the status-symbol green-grass carpets she sees all around her and th…
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