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Category: Book Reviews

Book Review – Against the Anthropocene

2 November, 2021 Mike Leave a comment

Against the Anthropocene : Visual Culture and Environment Today TJ Demos, Sternberg Press, 2017  Professor TJ Demos is founder and…

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Book Review: “Transgression” by Rosemary Randall – all-too-rare excellent fiction about #climate #activism

11 August, 2020 Marc Hudson 1 Comment

Sarah Irving finds a great deal to like in a novel about a previous round of climate activism in the…

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this person might die. tomorrow it could be me. the day after it might be any of us.

great ancoats street is a carbon hell corridor through this city and was marketed as a £9.1m pedestrian paradise

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