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A multi-disciplinary artist using plastic to create work highlighting its impact on the environment and the vast amounts of it created, used and discarded every day.

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Welcome to the quiet zone "The National Radio Quiet Zone - 13,000 square miles of radio silence, just a few hundred miles from Washington DC."
Soundscape ecology with Bernie Krause "His collection is now one of the oldest - a hugely valuable tool in documenting how we’ve changed our planet."
How does plastic pollution affect marine life and how can we reduce it? "Everywhere you look, plastic is rearing its ugly head."
What are average global temperature targets hiding? "The effects of a given average temperature increase depend on the pathway we take to get there."
A history of the Anthropocene in objects "Objects of the Anthropocene register the diverse emotional responses evoked in a climate of change and uncertainty."

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