Changing language in the #climatecrisis
Annabelle Lukin, Georgia BlizzardHow the #climatecrisis is changing language, and how we can change language to fight for climate
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I am a linguist who analyzes language in all its florid magnitude and amplitude. My academic website is here: https://researchers.mq.edu.au/en/persons/annabelle-lukin
Full-time creative, part-time student of linguistics.
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