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Springs: The Rachel Carson Center Review is an open-access online publication for peer-reviewed articles, creative nonfiction, and artistic contributions that showcase the work of the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society (RCC) and its community across the world. In the spirit of Rachel Carson, it publishes sharp writing with an impact. Surveying the interrelationship between environmental and social changes from a wealth of disciplines and perspectives, it is a place to share rigorous research, test out fresh ideas, question old ones, and to advance public and scholarly debates in the environmental humanities and beyond.
No. 9
Issue description
How does environmental change impact language Who handles our old phones, our discarded clothes And is anthropocentrism really at the root of the environmental crisis The ninth issue of Springs offers a dialogue on human nature and the origins of environmental de ... See the full issue
