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Views from Elsewhere

  • Why the Anthropocene began with European colonisation, mass slavery and the ‘great dying’ of the 16th century

    "This was capitalism."

  • A heuristic framework for reflecting on joint problem framing

    "Joint problem framing is the key to harnessing diversity as a resource rather than a stumbling block."

  • Where to land after the pandemic?

    "A little exercise to make sure things don’t restart just as they were before"

  • Greta Thunberg: Humanity has not yet failed

    "We don't accept these odds."

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Our Latest Posts

  • Rewilding — Slantways 29th June 2020
  • Gulp! Water Choices, Stories and Theatre 27th May 2020
  • In Time: Crisis, Care, Creation 15th May 2020
  • A Personal History of the Anthropocene – Three Objects #12 27th April 2020
  • Signal from the Edge #3 – I Am Purpose 10th April 2020

Posts at Random

Browse our archive here (or in our blog page for a larger random selection).
  • Placing the Sea
  • The Colour of Flamboyant Flowers
  • Bone Landscapes
  • A Personal History of the Anthropocene – Three Objects #9

Our latest new Members

  • Maria Cristina Caimotto – Researcher
  • Helen Moore – artist
  • Selva Ozelli – artist
  • Veronica Worrall – artist
  • Margin Zheng – artist

Our Authors

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  • Adam Ledger
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  • Clare Crossman
  • David Thorpe
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  • Deborah Tomkins
  • Hanien Conradie
  • Iain Biggs 
  • Indiana Rivers
  • James Murray-White
  • Jennifer Leach
  • Jo Dacombe
  • Jon Randall
  • Julia Marques
  • Julien Masson
  • Justina Hart
  • Kelvin Smith
  • Ken Eklund
  • Laura Coleman
  • Laura Donkers
  • Linda Gordon
  • Lisa Lucero
  • Lola Perrin
  • Lucy Davies
  • Margin Zheng
  • Mark Goldthorpe
  • Mary Eighteen
  • Mary Woodbury
  • Mat Osmond 
  • Mike Hembury
  • Nancy Campbell
  • Nick Drake
  • Nick Hunt
  • Oliver Raymond-Barker 
  • Ottavia Virzi
  • Paul Allen
  • Paul Michael Henry 
  • Peter Reason
  • Philip Webb Gregg
  • Rebecca Chesney
  • Rob La Frenais
  • Robynne Limoges
  • Ruth Garde
  • Salli Hipkiss
  • Sally Moss
  • Sarah Dry
  • Sarah Thomas
  • Scarlet Hall
  • Veronica Sekules
  • Wallace Heim
  • Yky

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