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Afterword Poetry of Place on a New Earth In his new book Eaarth: Making a Life on a Tough New Planet, Bill McKibben presents evidence that the new world being brought about by global warming is not a worrisome problem f

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• Bill McKibben
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• James Howard Kunstler
• Wendell Berry
• Oil lamp
• Gary Snyder
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• Guggenheim Fellows
• Environmentalism
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Climate  Change:  Hope,  Despair,  and  Planning   Ethan  Seltzer   ACSP  2012   DRAFT    November  5,  2012    

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• Eaarth
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• Bill McKibben
• Climate change
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• Green politics

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• Apollo program
• Photographs
• Futurologists
• Whole Earth
• Ecological theories
• Gaia hypothesis
• Anthropocene
• Bill McKibben
• Earthrise
• Science
• Earth
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• Deep Economy
• Green politics
• Bill McKibben
• Deep ecology
• McKibben
• Economic growth
• Eaarth
• Environmentalism
• Environment
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