Climate and Culture

Magazine

Magazine

Volume 03 Flourish / Collapse

Volume 02 Latitude

Volume 01 Neo-Natural

Shop

Shop

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.

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.

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?

The Sphere —
Meet Our Community

The Sphere —
Meet Our Community

Creators Our contributors and other creators Atmos is connected to.

Burn It Down

No one is going to unlearn racism unless you do. No one is going to take to the streets unless you do. No one is going to save this planet unless you do.

Trump, Citing Pandemic, Moves To Weaken Two Key Environmental Protections on The New York Times #ClimatePolitics

The Story Has Gotten Away from Us on Columbia Journalism Review #Culture

To Break Stereotypes, Black Scientists And Nature Lovers Hold #BlackBirdersWeek on OurDailyPlanet #BiodiversityChampions

Scientists Are Trying To Save Coral Reefs. Here's What's Working on National Geographic #Oceans

Global Energy Investment Could Fall By $400 Billion This Year. Climate Goals Are At Risk on CNN #Circularity

Latest In Climate and Culture

After The Fire: A Journey Through Yuin Country Post-fires, Australia is still recovering. But its Aboriginal communities have 60,000-year old practices to save its future.

#IndigenousStories #ClimateResiliency

Kathleen On Unlocking Creativity During Quarantine Kathleen speaks to Atmos about finding nature in urban settings and harnessing creativity and releasing music during quarantine.

#Watch #Conversations

The Riverwatcher: Salatou Sambou Atmos speaks with Kawawana conservationist Salatou Sambou who, for years, has worked to revive traditional fishing practices in West Africa.

#FlourishCollapse #SupplyChains

The Sands Of Mazunte Photographer Alexandra von Fuerst journeys to Mazunte, Oaxaca to capture water’s transfiguration of nature engraved in sand.

#Oceans #NorthAmerica

The Diver: Sylvia Earle Parley founder Cyrill Gutsch speaks with marine biologist and ocean explorer Sylvia Earle on conservation and discovery of the oceans.

#FlourishCollapse #Oceans

What It’s Like To Transport 5 Million Bees Across The Country Ryan Shorosky doesn't just take photos—he's a long-haul trucker and beekeeper, too. Shorosky speaks with Atmos on the business of bees.

#SupplyChains #NorthAmerica

Holy Water Photographer Ashish Shah offers a portrait of life, celebration, and death along the Ganges River.

#FlourishCollapse #Asia

Sweet Poison We asked nine artists to interpret the theme Flourish/Collapse through their own lenses. The result is a journey along the axis of creation.

#FlourishCollapse #ClimateArt

Reaping and Sewing In fashion, who is reaping the harvest and at what cost? Author Elizabeth L. Cline asks the tough questions about a field in frenzy.

#FlourishCollapse #EthicalFashion

The Sanctuary: Ol Pejeta Conservancy At Ol Pejeta Conservancy, northern white rhinos Najin and Fatu have become the last of their kind; a symbol of hope for conservation.

#FlourishCollapse #Africa

The Drag Queens of Abidjan Ngadi Smart photographs Abidjan drag queens Britney and Baba as they speak on the magic of drag and LGBTQ+ life in Côte d'Ivoire.

#GlobalFashion #Africa

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

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.

#FlourishCollapse #SouthAmerica

Rebel Yell: Extinction Rebellion For the past two years, Extinction Rebellion has brought conversations about environmental collapse into the homes of the world.

#FlourishCollapse #ClimateArt

Like a River Runs Water can be passive. But it can also be a force to be reckoned with, when it decides to be.

Cyclical Nature Five hundred million years ago, life on Earth existed almost entirely underwater. But there was much more to pre-human eras than dinosaurs.

#FlourishCollapse #ClimateResiliency

Shop Atmos Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

Shop Atmos Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

Experience Atmos in print. Our third volume is a journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death—and the places where these forces meet.

Volume 03 by Ben Toms $25

Volume 03 by Sam Rock $25

Volume 03 by Stefanie Moshammer $25

Volume 03 by Liliana Merizalde $25

Experience Atmos in print. Our third volume is a journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death—and the places where these forces meet.

What We're Reading Around the Web

Trump, Citing Pandemic, Moves To Weaken Two Key Environmental Protections

#ClimatePolitics

Trump, Citing Pandemic, Moves To Weaken Two Key Environmental Protections

The New York Times

The Story Has Gotten Away from Us

The Story Has Gotten Away from Us

Columbia Journalism Review

To Break Stereotypes, Black Scientists And Nature Lovers Hold #BlackBirdersWeek

#BiodiversityChampions

To Break Stereotypes, Black Scientists And Nature Lovers Hold #BlackBirdersWeek

Scientists Are Trying To Save Coral Reefs. Here’s What’s Working

Scientists Are Trying To Save Coral Reefs. Here’s What’s Working

National Geographic

Global Energy Investment Could Fall By $400 Billion This Year. Climate Goals Are At Risk

Global Energy Investment Could Fall By $400 Billion This Year. Climate Goals Are At Risk

Latest in

Burn It Down Social and environmental injustice are rooted in the same sickness, a disregard for and violation of the sanctity of life.

Like a River Runs Water can be passive. But it can also be a force to be reckoned with, when it decides to be.

Regeneration and Renewal Every single species possesses cellular regeneration in some form. You might even say it's what unites us.

The Truth of It All As long as we deny the existence of systemic racism, class inequality, and environmental injustice, they will continue to flourish.

A Return to the Heart The lungs may be how we breathe, but without the heart, oxygen would never reach the rest of the body.

Sing Through My Voice Who are we to doubt the voice that we have been given, or that of another?

Revisit Volume 01

Human Nature Award-winning photographer Daniel Beltrá reflects on what it takes to document devastation.

#Neo-Natural #SouthAmerica

Made to Order The technology to create “designer babies” is closer than ever. The question is, should we?

#Neo-Natural #HumanBody

Synthesis An amalgam of artistic and organic forms highlight humankind’s irrevocable connection to the natural world.

#Neo-Natural #Perspectives

Act Natural Ryan McGinley shares intimate portraits of his subjects, open and exposed in their natural element.

#Neo-Natural #Perspectives

Ode To Soylent What sustains us? One poet shares their experience trying the food-less Soylent diet.

#Neo-Natural #FutureOfFood

Sensory Overload Artist Sean Raspet uses scent and taste to provoke questions about the nature of artificiality.

#Neo-Natural #NewBiology

Africa,Asia,BiodiversityChampions,Circularity,Cities,ClimateArt,ClimatePolitics,ClimateResiliency,Conversations,Culture,DeadWhiteMansClothes,EcoInnovation,Ecosystems,EthicalFashion,Europe,FlourishCollapse,FutureOfFood,GlobalFashion,HumanBody,IndigenousStories,Latitude,Neo-Natural,NewBiology,Newsletter,NorthAmerica,Oceania,Oceans,Perspectives,ResourceExtraction,SouthAmerica,SupplyChains,Travel,Watch,