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An academic and artist exploring global environmental change and provisionality in architectural thinking and practice, who convenes the Culture and Climate Change research and engagement framework.

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Forget the Anthropocene: we’ve entered the synthetic age
"Remaking the metabolism of the Earth strikes at the very core of how we understand our role."
Wood wide web: Trees' social networks are mapped
'It's the first time that we've been able to understand the world beneath our feet, but at a global scale."
Who gets to have ecoanxiety?
"The 'new abnormal' isn’t very new at all for most of the communities living on this earth."
Life in Pripyat before, and the morning after, the Chernobyl disaster
“Under no circumstances should you panic."

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