Antarctic Sapiens \ud83c\udde6\ud83c\uddf6
Ricky Lanusse \ud83c\udde6\ud83c\uddf6, Martina H \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\uddf1Four writers, three continents, one mission: make sense of our predicament without simplifying it.
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Antarctica Was Never the End of the World
Dear Earthlings
After several million years of regulating heat, storing carbon, reflecting sunlight, buffering ice shelves, and keeping your coastal cities inside the loose boundaries of memory, I regret to inform you that I can no longer...
We Think We Live in the Cloud — But We Are More Dependent Than Ever on Holes in the Ground
What if we never left the Stone Age?
The trail starts where the gravel road ends, and from there you can see the security gate at the entrance. There is no sign telling me to leave and no sign telling me I am welcome, which, in this remote...
The Supermarket Is Hiding a World Too Hot to Feed Itself
Rain taps softly against the glass outside the ICA supermarket on Södermalm. Inside, the air feels refrigerated into permanence. Strawberries from Spain. Dates from Morocco. Avocados from Mexico stacked into geometric pyramids beneath littl...
There’s A New World Ahead — And It Wasn’t Built On Hope
It’s March 1995. The atmosphere carries 360 parts per million of carbon dioxide and Berlin smells like coal smoke and reunification. The wall is six years gone, the city is rebuilding itself faster than its memory can keep up, and a forty-y...
The AMOC Is About to Become Famous Again, and Almost Everyone Will Tell the Wrong Story
A collapsing ocean current, a coming media narrative, and the part of the story that flips everything upside down
In 2004, a Roland Emmerich film convinced a generation of teenagers that a current they had never heard of could collapse in...
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