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Human-altered Landscapes: Visions of the Anthropocene

Posted on September 26, 2018October 2, 2018by Zoë Ducklow

It was two years ago, while hovering over the Niger Delta in a two-dollar-per-second rented helicopter that Edward Burtynsky saw an oil-soaked scene of apocalyptic scale. Images of oily waterways flicker in dull rainbow hues; landscapes shine black and are littered with scorched trees; a boat speeds away from the helicopter. He had heard about […]

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