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#AnthropoceneNow #ArtWorld

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#BeyondBorders #BlackFuturity

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#ClimateChampions

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#DemocracyEarth

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#EarthEquity #Earthscapes #EarthTones

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#HolisticNature

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#Indigeneity

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#QueerEcology

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#ReFashion #RisingTides

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Volume 05: Hive

If the planet is to heal, we must restore harmony—which cannot exist without collaboration.

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Volume 04: Cascade

Water can conform to its container, or it can gather in force as whelming as a wave. What will you choose?

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Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

A journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death

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Volume 02: Latitude

An exploration of geographic location and freedom of action and thought

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Volume 01: Neo-Natural

This issue seeks to answer the question: What does “natural” mean now?

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Desecrating the Sacred

#Indigeneity

Irreparable damage has been done to countless Indigenous burial sites, landmarks and artworks. If we truly showed respect for the sacred, Ruth H. Hopkins writes, we would cease such acts of violence.

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Our (Tr)Ancestor in the Mirror #QueerEcology
“Ode To Our Ocean” #RisingTides
The Future of Food #TEKToTech
How Rap Duo EARTHGANG Is Educating Kids On Land Conservation & Inner-City Gardens #EarthEquity
Demilitarize, Decarbonize #DemocracyEarth
#TheFrontline #AnthropoceneNow
Stop the Clock With the Doomsday Clock set at 100 seconds to midnight, we must hit the streets in protest to push our leaders to take climate action.
#TheOverview
How’s the Weather? Our bodies are up to 75% water, but have you ever stopped to ponder the journey these miraculous molecules have made—that you have made?
#EarthTones
Jawara Alleyne Reimagines Fashion’s Value System The Jamaican-Caymanian menswear designer talks upcycling, circularity and finding roots in music—and curates a Spotify playlist for Atmos.
#TheFrontline #EarthEquity
The Dark Side of Paper Paper is often an alternative to plastic, but it's got its own environmental issues. An air pollution crisis Kalamazoo, Michigan, shows how.
#AnthropoceneNow
Will The World Run Dry? A new book by science writer Nancy F. Castaldo lays out the leading causes behind the world’s water crisis—and how to reverse it.
#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions
Dolores Huerta: Workers Must Unite to Take on Climate Dolores Huerta talks about the power of labor organizing to achieve climate justice. Climate and labor must join forces.
#TheOverview
Just Enough In the context of a system that preys on insecurity and desire, it becomes a radical act to know that we have and are enough.
#AnthropoceneNow
Climate and the Overdose Crisis The U.S. saw 100,000 deaths from drug-related overdoses in the first year of the Covid-19 outbreak.
#TheFrontline #ReFashion
The Future of Fashion Is Justice California and New York are paving the way to sustainable and equitable fashion, signaling a major shift in the industry.
#BeyondBorders
Where Dreams Get Shattered Photographer Jermain Cikic turns his lens on life as a refugee on Samos, the home of Greece’s first refugee holding camp.
#TheFrontline #AnthropoceneNow
A Blazing Air Pollution Crisis The Marshall Fire was a historic winter wildfire in Colorado. A new study reminds us how wildfire air pollution threatens public health.
#ArtWorld
Decarbonizing the Art World The art world has overlooked its own footprint. As the industry looks ahead to the new year, it has reached a point of collective action.

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In the face of the climate crisis, one thing is clear: we will only get to an ecologically just future by way of working together. If humankind is to heal its relationship to the rest of creation, it must restore harmony—which cannot exist without collaboration. And what could be more emblematic of holism and harmony than a hive?

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The Frontline

#AnthropoceneNow
Stop the Clock With the Doomsday Clock set at 100 seconds to midnight, we must hit the streets in protest to push our leaders to take climate action.
#EarthEquity
The Dark Side of Paper Paper is often an alternative to plastic, but it's got its own environmental issues. An air pollution crisis Kalamazoo, Michigan, shows how.
#ClimateChampions
Dolores Huerta: Workers Must Unite to Take on Climate Dolores Huerta talks about the power of labor organizing to achieve climate justice. Climate and labor must join forces.
#ReFashion
The Future of Fashion Is Justice California and New York are paving the way to sustainable and equitable fashion, signaling a major shift in the industry.

The Overview

 How’s the Weather? Our bodies are up to 75% water, but have you ever stopped to ponder the journey these miraculous molecules have made—that you have made?
How’s the Weather? Our bodies are up to 75% water, but have you ever stopped to ponder the journey these miraculous molecules have made—that you have made?
Just Enough In the context of a system that preys on insecurity and desire, it becomes a radical act to know that we have and are enough.
Take It Easy For bears and a number of other animals, winter heralds hibernation—a process humans could learn a few things from.
Going Through It Our emotions reflect how we experience the world. To try and escape them is to try and escape the world itself.

Climate Trailblazers Leading the Way

#EarthEquity #ClimateChampions
Democratizing Access to Nature Nature is a Human Right is the non-profit organisation campaigning to make contact with nature a basic right as recognized by the UN.
#ClimateChampions #Indigeneity
The Riverwatcher: Salatou Sambou Atmos speaks with Kawawana conservationist Salatou Sambou who, for years, has worked to revive traditional fishing practices in West Africa.
#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions
Pushing Polluters Out at COP26 The Frontline talks to Ayisha Siddiqa, co-founder of Polluters Out, a group dedicated to removing Big Oil from COP26 and beyond.
#ClimateChampions #QueerEcology
One Nation, Under Plant Kween: How Christopher Griffin Became Botanical Royalty If owning more than a dozen houseplants is one too many, then you’ve never crossed paths with Instagram’s budding Plant Kween. Try 224.
#ClimateChampions #EarthEquity
Going Viral In an essay, Leah Thomas describes the feeling of virality and her hopes for the climate and racial justice movements ahead.
#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions
Care Needs to Be a Part of the Climate Conversation Ai-jen Poo, executive director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, discusses the care economy, domestic workers, and climate.
#ClimateChampions #TEKToTech
The Forestkeeper: Dr. Akira Miyawaki Dr. Akira Miyawaki's signature method for growing naturally biodiverse forests has made him a legend in reforestation.
#TheFrontline #EarthEquity
There’s No Green New Deal Without Police Abolition Green New Deal federal legislation was introduced last week. They'll require police abolition and seeking real justice for George Floyd.
#ClimateChampions
A Wave of Change: Jamie Margolin and Jane Goodall As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Jamie Margolin and icon Jane Goodall discuss forest conservation and more.
#EarthEquity #ClimateChampions
Democratizing Access to Nature Nature is a Human Right is the non-profit organisation campaigning to make contact with nature a basic right as recognized by the UN.
#ClimateChampions #Indigeneity
The Riverwatcher: Salatou Sambou Atmos speaks with Kawawana conservationist Salatou Sambou who, for years, has worked to revive traditional fishing practices in West Africa.
#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions
Pushing Polluters Out at COP26 The Frontline talks to Ayisha Siddiqa, co-founder of Polluters Out, a group dedicated to removing Big Oil from COP26 and beyond.
#ClimateChampions #QueerEcology
One Nation, Under Plant Kween: How Christopher Griffin Became Botanical Royalty If owning more than a dozen houseplants is one too many, then you’ve never crossed paths with Instagram’s budding Plant Kween. Try 224.
#ClimateChampions #EarthEquity
Going Viral In an essay, Leah Thomas describes the feeling of virality and her hopes for the climate and racial justice movements ahead.
#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions
Care Needs to Be a Part of the Climate Conversation Ai-jen Poo, executive director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, discusses the care economy, domestic workers, and climate.
#ClimateChampions #TEKToTech
The Forestkeeper: Dr. Akira Miyawaki Dr. Akira Miyawaki's signature method for growing naturally biodiverse forests has made him a legend in reforestation.
#TheFrontline #EarthEquity
There’s No Green New Deal Without Police Abolition Green New Deal federal legislation was introduced last week. They'll require police abolition and seeking real justice for George Floyd.
#ClimateChampions
A Wave of Change: Jamie Margolin and Jane Goodall As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Jamie Margolin and icon Jane Goodall discuss forest conservation and more.
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