Climate and Culture
Volume 07 Prism
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Alaska glacier by Daniel Shea
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White rhinoceros sanctuary in Africa by Sam Rock
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In This Issue

Lolita and the Salish Sea
To the Lummi people, the orca whales of the Salish Sea don’t just share their ecosystem, they also share their ancestry. Fifty years after a... Read Article
Eye of an orca captured in net in Salish Sea by Terrell Newby
Parallelism
“What if?” is a question that has plagued and inspired humankind since time immemorial. What if we had gone this way instead of that way? Qu... Read Article
Still from Brit Marling movie Another Earth
The Execution of All Things
Author and MoMA R&D director Paola Antonelli reflects on her recent exhibition Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival and whether... Read Article
Portrait of woman naked in nature by Laura Aguilar
Is Instagram Killing the Environment?
With one billion monthly users, Instagram offers an endless stream of windows into the world’s innumerable wonders, inciting many to hop on ... Read Article
Tourists on cliff in Nusa Penuda Indonesia by Rishabh Malik
The Palm Oil Apocalypse
Lab-engineered alternatives could stem the impact of one of the world’s most destructive natural resources. Read Article
From Insect Farm To Table
In Southeast Asia, insects have long been an integral part of the human food chain as a sustainable and nutritious alternative to traditiona... Read Article
A cricket in gelatin at Bug Cafe in Siem Reap Cambodia by Rishabh Malik
Breaking The Chain
There are more people living in slavery today than there were 150 years ago, with 16 million estimated to be working in the supply chains of... Read Article
A factory gate in Bangladesh courtesy Transparentm
On Ice
Artificial glaciers in the Himalayas are cracking climate change and making arid terrain more habitable by supplying local villages with fre... Read Article
An ice stupa in Ladakh India by Greg White
Sands of Time
Supplying the construction industry with a steady stream of sand might seem like a granular issue, but mining the world’s most seemingly ubi... Read Article
Aerial view of tractors ploughing through piles of sand at a development in Malaysia by Sim Chi Yin
Socotra
Politically a part of the war-torn country of Yemen while geographically a part of Africa, everything about the archipelago of Socotra is un... Read Article
Dead White Man’s Clothes
In Accra, Ghana, imported second-hand clothing—or “dead white man’s clothes”—represents a massive industry with complex environmental, socia... Read Article
Asana rests her hands on a bale of second hand clothing in the Osu Castle dining room in Accra Ghana by Charlie Engman
A Tale of Two Walls
Hovering around the Tropic of Cancer, two walls on two different continents have become the subject of international attention—one designed ... Read Article
Freedom

Freedom: New York

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Group of friends on beach in New York City by Ben Grieme

Freedom: Mexico

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Fashion in Mexico by Dorian Ulisses Lopez Macias

Freedom: Amsterdam

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Freedom: Spain

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Sabadell Spain street style group fashion by Daniel Riera

Freedom: Belgium

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Freedom: Côte d’Ivoire

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Fashion in Côte d'Ivoire by Ngadi Smart

Freedom: Chile

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Freedom: Ukraine

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Freedom: Oman

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Freedom: India

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Freedom: China

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Freedom: Ladakh

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Freedom: New Zealand

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