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Posters for the Planet

Shop posters from Atmos contributors, with 100% of proceeds benefitting environmental organizations.

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Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

A journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death—and the places where these forces meet.

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Volume 02: Latitude

An exploration of geographic location and freedom of action and thought—the parallels and through lines that connect climate and culture across the globe.

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Volume 01: Neo-Natural

From genetic advancements to the latest breakthroughs in food tech and material innovation, this issue seeks to answer the question: What does “natural” mean now?

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The Battle Of Ningaloo Reef

#Oceania #Oceans

In 2020, areas close to the Ningaloo Reef were added to the Federal Government of Australia's oil and gas exploration map, leaving fishers and tourism operators speechless. But environmental groups and thousands of concerned citizens are fighting back.

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Carrie’s Voice-Overs If 'Sex And The City' Were Set In 2050 on The New Yorker #Culture
How California’s Farmworkers Are Banding Together To Survive The Pandemic on Grist #NorthAmerica
Our Endless Appetite For Chocolate Has Bitter Environmental Consequences on HuffPost #Ecosystems
What The Climate Movement Can Learn From Indigenous Values on Vogue #IndigenousStories
California's Joshua Tree Could Become First To Win Protections Because Of Climate Crisis on The Guardian #ClimateResiliency

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The Unknown Environmental Legacy of Tear Gas We don't fully understand how tear gas impacts the natural environment. That includes the waterways and winds of people's communities.
#Conversations #Ecosystems
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Matters of Life and Death There can be no peace without justice—and if a system repeatedly fails to create justice, then there was never peace to begin with.
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Natural Anthem In their new book, climate experts Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson talk individual actions and the climate crisis.
#Cascade #Conversations
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Translating a Wildfire Emergency A language gap in wildfire disaster response can severely threaten California's growing Spanish-speaking community.
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Going Black To The Land During A Global Crisis Writer Sydney Gore speaks with five environmental leaders about climate justice, being Black in nature, and more.
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The Town Of A Million Makeshift Mines 80% of Coober Pedy's population of ~2,500 lives underground against extreme climate odds—a symbol of human adaptation to the inhabitable.
#Ecosystems #Oceania
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Iowa Is Sinking Without flood walls to protect its banks, a city in Iowa faces the question of reshaping its riverfront or pushing its problems downstream.
#Ecosystems #NorthAmerica
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Inheritance Photographer Pieter Hugo looks to today's youth to answer two existential questions: what we are and why we exist.
#FlourishCollapse #Africa
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Azuma Makoto Will Make You Rethink Flowers Botanical artist Azuma Makoto doesn't care if flowers die. But his exhibitions will make you think they last forever.
#FlourishCollapse #Conversations
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Out Of Time Photographer Jess Gough captures Chile's dry Atacama Desert as a series of surrealist landscapes and vast expanse of geological time.
#FlourishCollapse #Ecosystems
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The Power Of #PayUp In March, apparel brands canceled clothing orders worth $40b—then the #PayUp campaign helped stop the biggest heist in fashion history.
#EthicalFashion #Asia
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5 Photographers On Documenting Protests Through Their Own Lens As protests erupt across the country, photographers are putting their lives on the line to document the current civil rights movement.
#Culture #Conversations
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Temporary Beauty: The Environmental Impact Of Cut Flowers Janice Cantieri looks at the multibillion-dollar, global industry of cut flowers whose carbon footprint is greater than their shelf life.
#Circularity #SupplyChains
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Girl In Red On Why She’ll Never Buy Clothes Again Over Zoom, Norwegian artist Girl In Red talks to Atmos about creating during quarantine and her green approach to merch and touring.
#Conversations #Culture
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The Amazon Is A Woman With deforestation rates at an all-time high under a right-wing regime, the women of the Amazon are fighting for their lives to save it.
#FlourishCollapse #SouthAmerica
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Fierce Life: Maria do Socorro Silva In continuation of our story "The Amazon Is A Woman," journalist Eliane Brum profiles the inimitable activist Maria do Socorro Silva.
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Carrie’s Voice-Overs If ‘Sex and the City’ Were Set In 2050

#Culture

Carrie’s Voice-Overs If ‘Sex and the City’ Were Set In 2050

The New Yorker

How California’s Farmworkers Are Banding Together To Survive The Pandemic

#NorthAmerica

How California’s Farmworkers Are Banding Together To Survive The Pandemic

Grist

What The Climate Movement Can Learn From Indigenous Values

#IndigenousStories

What The Climate Movement Can Learn From Indigenous Values

Vogue

Our Endless Appetite For Chocolate Has Bitter Environmental Consequences

#Ecosystems

Our Endless Appetite For Chocolate Has Bitter Environmental Consequences

HuffPost

California’s Joshua Tree Could Become First To Win Protections Because Of Climate Crisis

#ClimateResiliency

California’s Joshua Tree Could Become First To Win Protections Because Of Climate Crisis

The Guardian

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