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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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Saving the Sacred Place

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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s 60th anniversary is coming up, but the people of the Gwich’in Nation have been protecting it for far longer. The Frontline explores this history and the impending threat from the oil and gas industry.

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Adapting to the Anthropocene by Janice Cantieri #Neo-Natural
After the Fire: A Journey Through Yuin Country by Amanda Jane Reynolds #ClimateResiliency
Lolita and the Salish Sea by Lynda Mapes #Oceans
The Amazon Is a Woman by Eliane Brum #Conversations
Grandmother Moon With news of lunar settlement and extraction comes a vital question: Is history doomed to repeat itself with the colonization of the Moon?
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A Wave of Change: Wanjiku Gatheru and Peggy Shepard As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Wanjiku Gatheru and Peggy Shepard talk environmental justice and pollution.
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On The Road With Kojo & Yaya Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.
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How DVVSK Took Their Art From The Air Force To The Stage Daniel Jack Lyons speaks with performance artist DVVSK on what it's like to reconnect with nature, post-COVID.
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A Mother’s Love Ceyenne Doroshow is bringing sustainable and holistic care to LGBTQ sex workers through education, housing, health care, and more.
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The Architect & The Sun: A Black Future Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.
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On The Verge Researcher Zeenat Kader looks into several of Earth's tipping points on the precipice of unprecedented change.
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As The Water Flows Photographer Evan Benally Atwood honors their family and femininity in the Diné tradition.
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A Wave of Change: Xiuhtezcatl and Nick Tilsen As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Xiuhtezcatl Martinez & Nick Tilsen talk climate, politics, and youth.
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Abolitionist Poetics Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.
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The Ties That Bind Ruth H. Hopkins explains how the world's fate is inseparably intertwined with that of its original stewards—and the wisdom they hold.
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From Dust to Dust: Climate Change and Cemeteries Valerie Wade unearths what we can learn about race and class divides from the disproportionate impact of climate change on cemeteries.
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How Glaciers Connect Our Past To Our Future Patricia Carr Morgan's latest art exhibition "i love you don't leave me" contextualizes the scope of climate change in moving ways.
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Crowning Glory Daniel Shea captures Alaska's treasured Tongass National Forest—now, the site of one of the biggest public lands rollbacks of our time.
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Cliffside Formations The seaside bluffs of Cornwall embody the notion that nature never acts alone—much like the community that calls it home.
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Living Legacy Rachel Cargle speaks with Black cowboys and cowgirls who are writing a new future by reclaiming the past.
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In our fourth volume we explore the notion that every action is a choice—and each choice we make has a series of consequences, cascading across time. 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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A Glacial Pace by Maggie Rogers

Turning Tides by Nadine Ijewere

Living Legacy by Rachel Cargle

Cliffside Formations by Ben Toms

In our fourth volume we explore the notion that every action is a choice—and each choice we make has a series of consequences, cascading across time. 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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Saving the Sacred Place The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's 60th anniversary is coming up, but the Gwich'in Nation has been protecting it for much longer.
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America’s Roadless Wilderness The Roadless Rule helps keep millions of acres of forest safe for Indigenous peoples and away from industry.
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The Land’s First Caretakers In order to save our public lands, we must first listen to their first caretakers. We'll need Indigenous knowledge to protect them.
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No One Should Expect Less The incoming administration's record signals they'd take a moderate approach to the climate crisis, but advocates had hoped for more.
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A Just Transition In refusing to act on climate change, we often focus on the climate part—but on a deeper level, isn’t it a denial of change?
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How Do You Sleep? As far as scientists have been able to determine, every animal species on Earth needs rest in some form or another—including you.
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Nothing Ever Ends According to the laws of nature, nothing is created or destroyed, only transformed.
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What the Water Gave Us Tom Robbins once posed the question: If our planet is 70 percent water, then why do we call ourselves earthlings and not waterlings?
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A Wave of Change: Wanjiku Gatheru and Peggy Shepard As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Wanjiku Gatheru and Peggy Shepard talk environmental justice and pollution.
#Cascade #Conversations
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A Mother’s Love Ceyenne Doroshow is bringing sustainable and holistic care to LGBTQ sex workers through education, housing, health care, and more.
#Cascade #Culture
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On The Verge Researcher Zeenat Kader looks into several of Earth's tipping points on the precipice of unprecedented change.
#Cascade #Circularity
Explore Now
As The Water Flows Photographer Evan Benally Atwood honors their family and femininity in the Diné tradition.
#Cascade #Indigenous
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A Wave of Change: Xiuhtezcatl and Nick Tilsen As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Xiuhtezcatl Martinez & Nick Tilsen talk climate, politics, and youth.
#Cascade #Conversations
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The Ties That Bind Ruth H. Hopkins explains how the world's fate is inseparably intertwined with that of its original stewards—and the wisdom they hold.
#Cascade #SacredEcology
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