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The Art of Life in the Anthropocene
Flower creation, maggot painting, microbe literature, and bio art....
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David Biello
David Biello is an associate editor at Scientific American and has been covering energy and the environment for nearly a decade. He is also host of 60-Second Earth, a Scientific American podcast covering environmental news, and is working on a documentary with Detroit Public Television on the future of electricity.
Articles
After the Flood: Old New York Catches Up with the Anthropocene
On realizing a favorite cultural nightmare: the destruction of NYC...
Life in the Anthropocene: Washing Down Our Taste for Oil
Bayou towns are still feeling the effects of the BP spill two years later....
Welcome to the Anthropocene
A new literature for a new age, the 'Age of Man'...
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