The Empty Cup is a weekly-ish newsletter of dispatches on attention, combining long interviews with scholars and activists, such as a conversation with historian Anthony Grafton on the liberal arts, and an Indigenous activist on radical attention, with thematic issues like fashion. Readers get essayistic reflections on how attention, study and care are shaped by culture, politics and history.

Alleen Brown, an independent investigative reporter, publishes a monthly roundup of her environmental and climate reporting, with a focus on corporate and private-security efforts against Indigenous-led and environmental movements. Issues combine original findings from public records, first-person reporting anecdotes, and lighter picks at the end.

A climate and social justice newsletter mixing opinion essays, guest articles and commentary on collapse, Indigenous rights and climate activism. Readers get politically engaged writing that connects climate impacts to colonialism, extraction and inequality, alongside ideas for action.

A citizen group's newsletter that campaigns for protecting the Crowsnest River watershed from coal mining pollution, especially selenium contamination from the Grassy Mountain project. It mixes advocacy and criticism of government and the mine's owner with cited sources such as International Energy Agency coal forecasts and official responses.