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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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The Future of Transit

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As part of Futures Week, The Frontline is looking at what the future of transit should look like—and what it’ll take to get there. With a new president, a decarbonized, car-free future may be more than just a pipedream.

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How DVVSK Took Their Art From The Air Force To The Stage #Conversations
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Mending Time In the environmental movement, the idea of slowing down is hard to reconcile, considering what we are up against. But healing takes time.
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Your Complete Guide to Biden on Climate President Joe Biden has promised a lot of policy for climate change. We’re keeping you up-to-date on everything you need to know.
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This Is What A Traceable Fashion Brand Actually Looks Like When it comes to ethical fashion, its supply chains aren't ethical at all. Oshadi Collective seeks to improve the organic cotton system.
#ReFashion #EnvironmentalJustice
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Reminder: The Roots Of Veganism Aren’t White Veganism online hardly mirrors veganism in real life. And its current influencers are mostly white. Its history, though, goes way back.
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Rachael Wang On Why “Sustainable Stylists” Can’t Exist Rachael Wang knows a lot about style. To Atmos, Wang dives into her job of promoting consumption during a climate (and fashion) crisis.
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The Seventh Direction After looking above and below, Ruth H. Hopkins turns her attention inward for the latest edition of her series on Sacred Ecology.
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Nature’s Blueprint Via cyanotype printing, artist Namsa Leuba turns nature inside out—a digital dissection of matter and human thought.
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At Last, An Entire Institute For Queer Ecology The Institute of Queer Ecology might largely exist online. But its principles prove ecology is larger than life.
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The American Monument Photographer Jeremy Everett captures America's marble quarries: abandoned landscapes and scenes of hollowed histories set in stone.
#Cascade #NorthAmerica
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To Net-Zero & Beyond: What Atmos Editors Hope For 2021 Ahead of the new year, Atmos editors list their favorite memories in nature from 2020 and what they hope for the climate movement in 2021.
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Humus to Human Humanity has had an inarguable impact on the earth beneath our feet—and yet even the name of our species derives from the same word as soil.
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Nocturnal Evolution Photographer Alexandra Leese looks at nature at night—its creatures, its landscapes, and its ability to transform.
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The Secret to Saving Asian Elephants? Oranges In Sri Lanka, human-elephant conflict has disrupted farmers for generations. Bees and fences can't keep elephants away—but orange trees can.
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Going Viral In an essay, Leah Thomas describes the feeling of virality and her hopes for the climate and racial justice movements ahead.
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Gone Vintage: How To Build A Better Thrifting System Much of the conversation around the ‘gentrification of thrift shopping’ misunderstands the sheer abundance of clothing today.
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Into The Well Photographer Bharat Sikka reflects on the journey of water in India and how our lives revolve around it.
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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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The Future of Transit The Frontline is looking at what the future of transit should look like—and what it’ll take to get there.
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RIP Keystone XL The pipeline that died only to come back again may finally be dead for good. President Joe Biden signed an executive order Wednesday...
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‘An Unforgettable Year’: The Toll of Australia’s Black Summer It’s been a year since Australia’s bushfire crisis drew international attention. Since then, the federal government has failed to do much.
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Finding Safety and Power in the Black Church The Frontline is honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day by looking at the power of the Black church and faith in the environmental movement.
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Mending Time In the environmental movement, the idea of slowing down is hard to reconcile, considering what we are up against. But healing takes time.
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Children of the Evolution As the ecological crisis continues to unfold, our evolution is now contingent on our ability to reconnect with the rest of life on Earth.
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True Nature With our recent victory in the Senate and a new administration just weeks away, we have been given the opportunity to make critical changes.
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An Ending, A Beginning You are alive. Someday, you will die. Of these two things I am certain.
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#Cascade
Nature’s Blueprint Via cyanotype printing, artist Namsa Leuba turns nature inside out—a digital dissection of matter and human thought.
#Cascade
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The American Monument Photographer Jeremy Everett captures America's marble quarries: abandoned landscapes and scenes of hollowed histories set in stone.
#Cascade #NorthAmerica
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Humus to Human Humanity has had an inarguable impact on the earth beneath our feet—and yet even the name of our species derives from the same word as soil.
#Cascade #Oceania
Explore Now
Nocturnal Evolution Photographer Alexandra Leese looks at nature at night—its creatures, its landscapes, and its ability to transform.
#Cascade #Ecosystems
Explore Now
Going Viral In an essay, Leah Thomas describes the feeling of virality and her hopes for the climate and racial justice movements ahead.
#Cascade #Culture
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Into The Well Photographer Bharat Sikka reflects on the journey of water in India and how our lives revolve around it.
#Cascade #Asia
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