AnthroposphereJun 11, 2019Issue IIISmokescreens and Bandaids? Searching for Hope on the Great Barrier Reef
AnthroposphereJun 11, 2019Issue IIIArt History in the AnthropoceneHow can art history be reformed to respond effectively to the Anthropocene?
AnthroposphereJun 5, 2019Issue IIIMale Heroism in the works of Werner HerzogHerzog fails to ask us an underlying question: are we to value the spirit of discovery above earthly survival?
AnthroposphereMay 31, 2019Issue IIITemporal DiscountingIn the context of climate change, it seems that our society is still in the childlike phase of prioritising the immediate reward
AnthroposphereMay 28, 2019Issue IIIClosing the Production Loop What are circular economies, and how can they help to bridge the emissions gap?
AnthroposphereMay 22, 2019Issue IIIRadioactive Wildlife What does it mean for nature to flourish amidst the radioactive ruins?
AnthroposphereMay 19, 2019Issue IIINew Mexico's Golden OpportunityNew Mexico is one of America’s sunniest states, but expanding solar power there has proven a major challenge. Why can’t the Land of...
AnthroposphereMay 17, 2019Issue IIIThe Icy Politics of AntarcticaBy Kate Bevan On the evening of 4th October 1957, the world watched in anticipation as the Soviet Union launched Sputnik – the first...
AnthroposphereMay 13, 2019Issue IIIThe Waves that Rocked the BoatIs Global Heritage aboard a Sinking Ship? By Nuala Burnett Inky black wings break the surface of the choppy water surrounding the islands...