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All our reviews of books, events, and other arrivals are now collected together in our Reviews page!
Illustrator wanted for four-page comic strip
for "a survey of natural landscapes, animals, and plants, among the human detritus of a future Earth, with some science fiction elements"
As people drive mammals into night, new problems appear
"Rather than having nowhere to go, they have nowhen to go"
The ghosts of our future climate
Indicators: Artists on Climate Change "asks what type of indicator visual art might be with respect to anthropogenic climate change"
Defending degrowth at ecomodernism’s home
"It was more like being a foreigner who people are interested in but don’t always know how to interact with."

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