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'I can’t help but feel safer in my car than anywhere else.' Writer and photographer Lucy Hallam contends with the cognitive dissonance created by the personal vehicle: a contributor to climate breakdown that is also one of her few sites of safety and freedom.

Finishing this month's archive series, Hattie Pierce introduces an essay by Maeve Reilly from Issue 8: Technê, exploring how simple activities done by hand can help resist the mechanisation of our humanity.

Tom Smith reviews 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' by Andreas Malm

Second post for this month's Under the Canopy section. Sophia Patane looks at the shifting fortunes of the eastern white pine by the St Croix river, Minnesota

Tom Smith speaks with Mark Boyle about his new book 'The Way Home'

When US high-tech industry CEOs started a lobbying and education group to advance the cause...

The Unabomber Affair In early 1995, the New York Times received a communique from FC...

If thou shouldst plant these things in thy firm understanding and contemplate them with good...

*** Working on a not particularly demanding task this morning, I decided to listen to...

The Ark is envisioned to take the form of a ball of genetically-engineered soil, an...