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An artist-researcher who develops interpretive and participatory positions within the community, contributes to eco-social actions, and creates interactive artworks to disseminate the community’s embodied knowledge.

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What pigeon feet say about the way we live
"When pigeon feet are deformed, it’s a sign that the neighbourhood needs less trash and more greenery."
Wilderness areas could reduce extinction risks by more than half
"For all its philosophical troubles, wilderness — big, contiguous places with minimal Homo sapiens footprints — is still enormously important."
Four storytellers tackle climate change
"language frames the way that climate change is talked about, and in the past, climate issues have been presented at a privileged distance."
"To end plastic pollution, we first need to eliminate language pollution"
"As concern about climate change, pollution, habitat destruction and species extinction rises, so too are spurious claims about saving the planet."

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