American installation artist James Turrell gets it:
'If people are going to transform their lives for the sake of reduced emissions, they must be moved and inspired to do so.'
(Hat-tip: Lily Oster.)
So too does David Cross:
'In addition to producing aesthetic and contemplative experiences, contemporary art and design should test concepts, assumptions and boundaries in everyday life, and imagine new ways — material and intellectual — of going about the world.'
(Hat-tip: WS.)
‘Flamin’ cockatoos’ have lost much of their habitat to bushfires. Can the
species survive?
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Two fires in 12 years wiped out all but a handful of the mature native
pines in Victoria’s Wyperfeld national park, a key breeding ground for
endangered ...
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