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A study of light, color, dimension, and perspective.

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What lies beyond the horizon?

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

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

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Atmos Volume 07: Prism is finally here. This week’s edition of The Overview looks at the many hues it contains.

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Why Photographic Literacy Matters #ArtWorld
Why One Vaccine Scientist Turned to Rap Music #EarthTones
Gone Vintage: How To Build A Better Thrifting System #ReFashion
Climate Tech (Alone) Won’t Save Us #TEKToTech
Soul Fire Farm: Revolution is Based on Land #BlackFuturity

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#Earthscapes
Chasing Rainbows in the Azores Through the play of light and water, the Azores off the coast of Portugal offer a kaleidoscopic view of nature’s beauty.
#AnthropoceneNow
Until We Are Gone The last residents of San Jose de Gracia—a community on the frontline of climate change—are struggling to secure its cultural heritage.
#TheFrontline #EarthEquity
The Women Fighting Fire With Fire The Frontline talks to women firefighters who set forests ablaze to reduce wildfire risk in a world shaped by climate change.
#QueerEcology
ALOK and Munroe Bergdorf on the Power of Trans Imagination Alok Vaid-Menon speaks with fellow luminary Munroe Bergdorf about the rise of fascism and the power of trans imagination.
#ReFashion
Unpacking Clean Beauty’s Real Impact The industry buzzword abounds with gray areas—especially when it comes to the impact of products on our health and the planet.
#TheFrontline #DemocracyEarth
How Youth Are Stepping up Against the Mountain Valley Pipeline Youth step up to stop the contentious Mountain Valley Pipeline and work to defend their futures from the climate crisis.
Atmos Celebrates Community With Climate Week Dinner at Brooklyn Grange Activists, storytellers, and members of the Atmos team came together to toast community and creativity.
#TheOverview
Pearls of Wisdom Bivalves offer not only pearls of beauty but of wisdom, too. The Overview looks at what they can teach us about suffering.
#DemocracyEarth
Why the Crown’s Commitment to Climate Action Falls Flat King Charles III has colloquially been dubbed King Climate. But an institution rooted in hierarchy can’t uphold nor deliver climate justice.
#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions
Ocean Conservation for La Gente For Latine Heritage Month, The Frontline highlights Marce Gutiérrez-Graudiņš, founder of Latine-focused marine conservation group Azul.
#Indigeneity
The New Black Hills Gold Rush Gold mining is seeing a resurgence in the sacred Black Hills of the Lakota. Not once has the consent of the Lakota people been sought.
#TheFrontline #DemocracyEarth
COP27: Egypt’s Environmental Defenders Need Solidarity A new human rights report shows the fear environmental groups in Egypt feel—and their weariness in participating in the upcoming COP27.

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#EarthEquity
The Women Fighting Fire With Fire The Frontline talks to women firefighters who set forests ablaze to reduce wildfire risk in a world shaped by climate change.
#DemocracyEarth
How Youth Are Stepping up Against the Mountain Valley Pipeline Youth step up to stop the contentious Mountain Valley Pipeline and work to defend their futures from the climate crisis.
#ClimateChampions
Ocean Conservation for La Gente For Latine Heritage Month, The Frontline highlights Marce Gutiérrez-Graudiņš, founder of Latine-focused marine conservation group Azul.
#DemocracyEarth
COP27: Egypt’s Environmental Defenders Need Solidarity A new human rights report shows the fear environmental groups in Egypt feel—and their weariness in participating in the upcoming COP27.

The Overview

 In Living Color Atmos Volume 07: Prism is finally here. This week's edition of The Overview looks at the many hues it contains.
In Living Color Atmos Volume 07: Prism is finally here. This week's edition of The Overview looks at the many hues it contains.
Pearls of Wisdom Bivalves offer not only pearls of beauty but of wisdom, too. The Overview looks at what they can teach us about suffering.
Dusk Till Dawn As Carl Jung teaches us, we understand our world—and culture—through opposites. How can we transcend binary thinking?
#WildLife
The Skin We Live In It is during our periods of transformation that we often feel the most vulnerable. Frogs teach us that vulnerability can be powerful, too. 

Reimagining the Fashion System

#ReFashion
From Attire to Ashes: Clothing Waste in the Atacama Desert In Chile’s Atacama Desert, there are mountains of unwanted clothes from brands like Nike, Old Navy, Hugo Boss, and even Chanel.
#ReFashion
How the Ethical Fashion Movement Changed Policy The passage of a bill that protects garment workers’ rights in California illustrates how the sector might start to right some of its wrongs
#ReFashion
Hoda Katebi’s Mission to Abolish Sweatshops The community organizer is setting the tone for what an equitable fashion system could be.
#ReFashion
DIY Is Not a Trend—It’s a Necessity In Nairobi’s Warembo Wasanii—a program teaching women to create art from trash—upcycling was born to solve the problem of imported waste.
#ReFashion
When Fashion Shows Returned Physical shows are finally back in full swing—but so is the waste.
#ReFashion
Scaling a Next-Gen Material The release of Stella McCartney’s first ever commercial mushroom leather bag serves as a blueprint for brands seeking greener materials.
#ReFashion
A Glimpse Inside Fashion’s Ethical Casting Agencies The last few years have seen the rise of a number of specialized agencies looking to safeguard and advocate for the rights of their models.
#TheFrontline #ReFashion
Aja Barber on Replacing Your Shopping Addiction With Inspiration "Consumed," fashion journalist Aja Barber’s first book, is coming out. The Frontline asks her about its message on sustainability in fashion
#TheFrontline #ReFashion
Carrying Capacity Clothing waste in Ghana's Kantamanto Market is grueling work for the women and girls who injure themselves carrying loads upon their heads.
#ReFashion
From Attire to Ashes: Clothing Waste in the Atacama Desert In Chile’s Atacama Desert, there are mountains of unwanted clothes from brands like Nike, Old Navy, Hugo Boss, and even Chanel.
#ReFashion
How the Ethical Fashion Movement Changed Policy The passage of a bill that protects garment workers’ rights in California illustrates how the sector might start to right some of its wrongs
#ReFashion
Hoda Katebi’s Mission to Abolish Sweatshops The community organizer is setting the tone for what an equitable fashion system could be.
#ReFashion
DIY Is Not a Trend—It’s a Necessity In Nairobi’s Warembo Wasanii—a program teaching women to create art from trash—upcycling was born to solve the problem of imported waste.
#ReFashion
When Fashion Shows Returned Physical shows are finally back in full swing—but so is the waste.
#ReFashion
Scaling a Next-Gen Material The release of Stella McCartney’s first ever commercial mushroom leather bag serves as a blueprint for brands seeking greener materials.
#ReFashion
A Glimpse Inside Fashion’s Ethical Casting Agencies The last few years have seen the rise of a number of specialized agencies looking to safeguard and advocate for the rights of their models.
#TheFrontline #ReFashion
Aja Barber on Replacing Your Shopping Addiction With Inspiration "Consumed," fashion journalist Aja Barber’s first book, is coming out. The Frontline asks her about its message on sustainability in fashion
#TheFrontline #ReFashion
Carrying Capacity Clothing waste in Ghana's Kantamanto Market is grueling work for the women and girls who injure themselves carrying loads upon their heads.
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