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Weather & Climate
A History of the World, Written in Rings
Our beloved trees can, in this case, recall the decline of
Tree rings Valerie Trouet, journal of wild culture, ©2020
Tree rings Valerie Trouet, journal of wild culture, ©2020
Considering a Glacier . . . and Hannibal
High in the Alps, an extraordinary theatrical spectacle. By
HANNIBAL by lawine torrèn, photo by Lorenzi, journal of wild culture, ©2020
HANNIBAL by lawine torrèn, photo by Lorenzi, journal of wild culture, ©2020
Fallen tears for planting
“Still my heart goes on raining and now it pools on the
Rain room, MOMA, Wild Culture, ©2015
Rain room, MOMA, Wild Culture, ©2015
Young & Active: A new generation marches for climate
Some in this mob could take us there. Photographs by
Climate Strike 2019 Toronto, journal of wild culture, Whitney Smith©2019
Climate Strike 2019 Toronto, journal of wild culture, Whitney Smith©2019
A New Rebellion Takes Root Against Dithering
"A young person on a dying planet" has something to say. By
Extinction Rebellion
Extinction Rebellion
Marching out of love & fear
Marchers tap the creative spirit to ignite change. Photo
People's Climate March posters, Wild Culture, ©2014, photo by Whitney Smith
People's Climate March posters, Wild Culture, ©2014, photo by Whitney Smith
Energy, Weather & the 100% 'Solution'
A report on the state of renewable energy, including a
The Earth at Night, Journal of Wild Culture ©2017 1504.jpg
The Earth at Night, Journal of Wild Culture ©2017 1504.jpg
Rethinking Politics in the New Climatic Regime
Switching the way we see the world, and our ourselves, in
Ed Burtynsky photo, politic of climate change, journal of wild culture, ©2019
Ed Burtynsky photo, politic of climate change, journal of wild culture, ©2019
An Ancient Formula: The Powder Keg of Climate & Migration
How Anne Frank's story echoes through the Age of Climate
Road to Paris, journal of wild culture, ©2019
Road to Paris, journal of wild culture, ©2019
Can China Get Us Out of This Mess?
The world's worst polluter is a surprise leader in the
China's pollution
China's pollution
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The invisible rivers in our sky — 18 miles worth — that
Atlantic hurricanes since 1851, journal of wild culture, ©2018
Atlantic hurricanes since 1851, journal of wild culture, ©2018
The back country of solitude
Solo country living, bad weather style. A short story by
Photo by Maxwell Johnson, journal of wild culture, ©2018
Photo by Maxwell Johnson, journal of wild culture, ©2018
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