The Atlantic·4 min read·medium

The Pain and Glory of Summer

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Elizabeth Bruenig
The Pain and Glory of Summer
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This essay reflects on the dual nature of summer, balancing its aesthetic beauty against the harsh realities of extreme heat, wildfires, and increased pest activity. The author notes how climate change has intensified the season's challenges, making the transition to autumn feel increasingly necessary.

It’s the worst season of all, and also the most beautiful.

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