Morton's work has long advocated a fundamental reevaluation of our relationship to the natural world (indeed, for Morton there is no natural world, only the world).
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Humans, as you know, are part of the natural world, and we depend upon it completely — every breath we take, every mouthful of food we eat, comes from the natural world.
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They're gonna say something like, 'I'm here because the natural world is really important to me,' which is of course offensive, because the natural world is not important to every Native.
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Thinking emerges as a unique and peculiar activity, something that is part of the natural world, but which cannot be understood in the manner of other events in the natural world.
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Farrow & Ball often draws inspiration from the natural world.
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Earth Alliance is committed to helping protect the natural world.
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Is the natural world a reliable source for art supplies?
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BRIGHT colours in the natural world are often a warning.
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Although not a color that appears in the natural world.
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Had I really become that disconnected from the natural world?
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Scientists are increasingly scouring the natural world for a solution.
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But to the natural world, it's their poop that matters.
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But the natural world, we've just taken it for granted.
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The natural world provides so much of what we need.
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It involves risk, and huge changes to the natural world.
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He knew, and was at one with, the natural world.
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This was a law of physics in the natural world.
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We also share a deep appreciation for the natural world.
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The political world, as with the natural world, abhors vacuums.
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In his vibrant, geometrical works, Chapman transforms the natural world.
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Cities, he explains, are artificial structures built atop the natural world.
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The natural world also suffers under the yoke of rapid industrialization.
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It is against all that we know of the natural world.
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Everything in the natural world can be described by quantum mechanics.
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Get your baby in tune with the groovy-ass natural world.
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The people here need to do something about the natural world.
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How important is the natural world to your experience of Montreal?
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Our natural world is more amazing than anything on a screen.
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What are your thoughts on humanity's impact on the natural world?
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Traffic cams don't typically capture the beauty of the natural world.
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The question is whether enough people care about the natural world.
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Lately I've been more into the natural world outside of Atlanta.
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Sendak captured Janacek's seductive yet unsparing vision of the natural world.
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The adaptation was uncanny, a kind of natural-world magic trick.
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Opinion Columnist Parasites are a huge force in the natural world.
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It's the natural world that frightens you but also attracts you.
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"It's one of the wonders of the natural world," said Couzin.
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"Rob had an encyclopedic knowledge of the natural world," she said.
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But when she describes the natural world, her voice goes tender.
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I have always had a deep connection with the natural world.
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More often, though, we were pulled into a pristine natural world.
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It's a devastating meditation on our relationship to the natural world.
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Back then, Krause thought of the natural world as mere ambience.
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The book, and its accompanying film, is a love letter to the natural world and Burke's daughter: The pair explore landscapes, animals and roadside motels, all with the goal of observing and appreciating the natural world.
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This natural world often has become the color insight for my painting.
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Other celestial events' names have similar backstories based in the natural world.
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For me it was how should we engage with the natural world.
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What you call discovery, I call the rape of the natural world.
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That lack of knowledge reflects our increasing disconnect from the natural world.
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Classical Canadian literature is survival within an unforgiving natural world for sure.
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But sports drinks are not a substance found in the natural world.
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From the start, Moss presents Silvie as attentive to the natural world.
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I do it to relax, reflect, enjoy myself and the natural world.
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Ms. Monson, 56, has long been drawn to the natural world, too.
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In eco-horror, the "natural" world is both under threat and threatening.
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One way to check in on the state of the natural world?
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Editor's Letter In the natural world, spring is the season of renewal.
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As these elements of the natural world change, so will their meanings.
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Camouflage in the natural world is not some exotic and picturesque trait.
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Environmentalists have long criticized technology for sapping children's curiosity about the natural world.
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And if we wreck the natural world, in the end, we wreck ourselves.
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The multi-sensory experience aims to show people's relationship with the natural world.
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Some of the tweets, for instance, cleared up misconceptions about the natural world.
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In eco-horror, the "natural" world is both under threat and threatening. Formality.
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It also symbolizes the savagery with which we have treated the natural world.
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Slow motion and time lapse can reveal the wonders of the natural world.
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He is in proximity to no one but the natural world around him.
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Two trends dominate: depiction of the natural world and creation of fantastic imaginings.
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Nowadays, the story of the natural world includes the beauty — and the loss.
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Elizabeth Root Blackmer documents the natural world one square inch at a time.
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The music video is filmed in an apt setting too: the natural world.
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Through online tools and communities, Fairytale Instagram reconnects people to the natural world.
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With Rhinos, there's an underlying sensation of unease, especially with the natural world.
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Understanding the complexity of the natural world is one of the crucial things.
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And then, into this cerebral, thoughtful landscape, the natural world comes seeping in.
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Film Club In what ways do people and cultures honor the natural world?
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They scoffed at the way in which the shorts anthropomorphized the natural world.
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I could write an essay about how I'm astounded by the natural world.
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This is especially true when it comes to changes to the natural world.
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Her work touches directly on how humans modify the natural world, she said.
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Where she found decay, she also found a natural world hellbent on renewal.
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For Tibetans, the natural world is more than a source of corporeal sustenance.
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RNW: When the natural world calls to me, I respond with a camera.
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Mr. Merwin's ardor for the natural world took frequent root in his poetry.
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Perhaps discovering what we are without the natural world is today's artistic quandary.
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The cenotaph features a video memorial to these wonders of the natural world.
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By collaborating with the chaotic, unpredictable, natural world, Sherwood is crossing that line.
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Even the computer generated tones take something from the natural world, mimicking a heartbeat.
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"The resilience of the natural world gives you great hope," Attenborough told President Obama.
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Are you looking for relaxing footage that explores the beauty of the natural world?
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It broke our relationship with God, with each other and with the natural world.
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Her physical relationship to the natural world was a constant theme in her work.
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Everything Yun did in his later work was symbolically connected to the natural world.
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How do you synthesize all of this inspiration with the natural world around you?
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The laws of the natural world don't exist here, so stop playing by them.
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The natural world is changing in significant ways thanks to human-caused climate change.
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You see the power and transience of the natural world, another kind of protest.
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One area where I've found visual search useful is outside, in the natural world.
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"We wanted people want to feel more aware in the natural world," she said.
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That's to say that out of touch to some degree with the natural world.
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This, he believed, is what distinguishes us from other animals and the natural world.
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It was also a chance, in retirement, to better connect to the natural world.
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In the natural world, matter is neither created nor destroyed, but things are transformed.
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I felt as small as a granule of sand, dwarfed by the natural world.
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The author clearly loves the natural world and has a gift for describing it.
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It instantly establishes how alone she is and the indifference of the natural world.
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It is simply the best way that we have of understanding the natural world.
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Quantum computers use the natural world to produce machines with staggeringly powerful processing potential.
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"Shifting baselines" have to do with everyone's gut-level perception of the natural world.
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Scientists keep telling us that something is going devastatingly wrong in the natural world.
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Krivak is an extraordinarily elegant writer, with a deep awareness of the natural world.
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Applying the principles of the factory floor to the natural world just doesn't work.
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Conservation and protection of the natural world was a logical extension of her philanthropy.
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Local jobs would be better protected by adjusting the course to the evolving natural world.
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The changing qualities of the natural world are conveyed through his ragged and expressive brushwork.
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You're shooting the natural world, but the pictures do have an otherworldly feeling to them.
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In an intensely-competitive natural world, tears are a rich source of salts and nutrients.
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Hindu traditions and teachers have always advocated for care and respect of the natural world.
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It will reveal unexpected animal behavior and the often swift brutality of the natural world.
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Through its unconventional choreography, RainForest conveys an idea of freewheeling anarchy in the natural world.
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AF: Fractal patterns offer one way to represent the rough complexity of the natural world.
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More modern prints that are for sale, too, offer straightforward views of the natural world.
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Has obsessively watching Survivor pushed me toward a career focused on protecting the natural world?
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It will also give us a firmer base on which to save the natural world.
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Neige: It's an album about [the] confrontation of the natural world and the human world.
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His subjects—the natural world and children—are brought together under odd conditions and proportions.
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About 300 works are on display, including renderings of flowers and the natural world. tobikan.
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Infrastructure infused with nature can connect people to one another and to the natural world.
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Those of us who care for the natural world must stand up and be counted.
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After an apocalyptic event, the survivors have built anew, alongside a natural world in bloom.
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The series explores the push-and-pull between the natural world and the human one.
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But these very different men were similarly fascinated with the details of the natural world.
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I don't believe the natural world has a conscience, I think we're merely geographically unlucky.
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We've become so fearful of the viral dangers that the natural world feels somehow menacing.
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" The Times's Parul Sehgal recently called Quammen "our greatest living chronicler of the natural world.
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The writing is uneven, but Lye is at her best when describing the natural world.
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Arranging flowers has always been considered a way of harmonizing humanity and the natural world.
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Yet few people regard measles or polio shots as unacceptable fiddling with the natural world.
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In that poem, humans become spectral, and the natural world has the real, everlasting solidity: . . .
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When you live in a city, our dominion over the natural world can seem complete.
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That "egocentric worldview," he argued, is the reason we've taken to plundering the natural world.
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Insects are the bread and butter of the natural world, but they are dying out.
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In fact, romantic notions of a natural world defined by innocence and harmony repel him.
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They have a city mentality; they've grown so out of touch with the natural world.
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Ignoring land meant cutting the natural world out of modern growth theory at its inception.
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It's a reminder of the intensely fragile beauty of the natural world and its elements.
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The ocean and the sky, two essential, anchoring forces in our natural world, are blue.
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This four-letter alphabet forms the basis for all genetic information in the natural world.
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The book is full of philosophical ruminations as well as descriptions of the natural world.
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This album is more mournfully grand than her norm, conjuring wider spaces and gloomier melodies, with lyrics that dwell on environmental collapse above all ("Be careful of the natural world," she warns on the first song, and then: "Have mercy on the natural world").
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In the natural world, branches, leaves and limbs are broken and fall on a constant basis.
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But we still heard and saw the surreal effects an eclipse has on the natural world.
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Having a hearty and healthy appreciation of the natural world is important to many white people.
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But appearing to have a healthy, hearty appreciation of said natural world is far more important.
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Humanity's ever-growing population and seemingly insatiable consumption are destroying the natural world, the report says.
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If you're a kid with an interest in the natural world, gravel can be amazing stuff.
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Actually, along the way, hunting and fishing makes you fall in love with the natural world.
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But no president in history has left his mark on the natural world quite like Obama.
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It's a way of co-creating with the natural world through the rhythms of our body.
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Wash proves a quick study and prodigious artist, capable of capturing the natural world in paint.
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There was "an awareness of what human beings have done to the natural world," Smith says.
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Only 9% was recycled; 60% was dumped, mostly in landfills, too often in the natural world.
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She is working on a book, "In Her Nature", about women's relationships with the natural world
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Sadly for zoologists, the natural world is not covered by copyright and no royalties have ensued.
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Comic credit: XKCD Mathematicians often believe we can describe the entire natural world in mathematical terms.
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The resulting illustrations use a modern art lens to look at the natural world around us.
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Skylight contrasts the unpredictable quality of the natural world with the dependable presence of the sky.
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For New Yorkers, the grisliness of the natural world is often just a subway stop away.
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We know an enormous amount about the natural world, about the cosmos, and about our bodies.
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His garden became a philosophical inquiry into and reflection on our relationship to the natural world.
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The event explores future technologies that are based on biological systems found in the natural world.
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Most of the time things to do with the natural world are devoid of the historical.
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There's a reason engineers keep stealing from the natural world - nature has some very cool solutions.
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But, as our understanding of the natural world has deepened, the potential of biomimicry has expanded.
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Yes, both cultures share a love and reverence for nature and connecting with the natural world.
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They often tackle the tensions between we human animals and the rest of the natural world.
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It created us, and a certain amount of respect should be due to the natural world.
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"Nothing about the natural world, at first glance, suggests the existence of a gene," he writes.
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It may sound strange, but I consider hurricanes one of the wonders of the natural world.
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Welty was bewildered by some of the poetic reveries Dillard used to capture the natural world.
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It is human nature for us to search for God in the natural world about us.
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Our desire to manipulate the natural world for our own aesthetic pleasure becomes ever more apparent.
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Even the natural world is tossed into Gorham's crucible to be vaporized and recast in silver.
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A Baillie film is a quest for beauty in the natural world and in the everyday.
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They don't see the natural world as the prior generation first encountered it, just the leftovers.
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The bog, by contrast, reassured me that the natural world would never run dry of mystery.
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Designers and artists who sought inspiration from the natural world are the subjects of recent books.
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The Earth and our natural world is a fantastic healer and salve in these crushing times.
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His explored his depression, the tragic death of his mother, Australia's natural world and — short pants.
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I paint the natural world in order to bring attention to its beauty and its necessity.
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The freaks were onto something with that, the connection between humanity and the natural world. So!
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All the work in the show comes from this time of return to the natural world.
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In some ways, they're kind of like a liaison between the human and the natural world.
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You may think that Stormy Daniels is in charge of the natural world under Donald Trump.
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His art aims to subvert colonial views of land ownership and fetishization of the natural world.
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If fresh food affirms the splendor of the natural world, aged food speaks to human ingenuity.
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What are your impressions after seeing these spiders close up and moving around their natural world?
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The hotel's emphasis on the natural world carried over nicely into the details of the room.
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He rails against the mass-produced and tries to rally our appreciation for the natural world.
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Most people recognize that the natural world is essential to our physical health and mental wellbeing.
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Both filmmakers share a deep concern about the natural world and the inner lives of teenagers.
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Reminiscent of the outdoors, employees are awash in ambient light and touches of the natural world.
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Plants and his voice intertwine; he is in dialogue with the natural world and vice versa.
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We cannot have long-term human development without a steady climate and a healthy natural world.
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She seems to treat rhythm and flow as clues to our relationship with the natural world.
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The natural world could support their escape attempts if only they watched and worked with it.
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"I was always fascinated by the natural world as a kid," Reysenbach told me over Skype.
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"There was this idea that we've wrought all this damage upon the natural world and that one day, the natural world is going to turn on us," Dr. Andrew Scahill, an assistant professor of film studies at the University of Colorado Denver, told VICE by phone.
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It was his greatest lifelong obsession to square rigorous observations of the natural world with biblical scripture.
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Many of his abstract paintings have a breezy composition, conveying the changing qualities of the natural world.
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But so too are the potential perils—not just for humanity, but for the whole natural world.
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Her fascination with the natural world grew alongside a religious upbringing; her father being a congregational minister.
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Humankind, and the natural world that supplies TCM with its ingredients, would have less cause to rejoice.
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Environmentalists have long fretted about the impact that a rising China will have on the natural world.
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"Golden Rice" produces beta carotene in the grain, which rice does not do in the natural world.
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Kelly's early sketches of the natural world would define his work across mediums and throughout his career.
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I've been interested in the scale and speed at which humans have been affecting the natural world.
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That's funny coming from you, because you seem particularly fatalistic about the fate of the natural world.
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It harks back to one of music's oldest aspirations, to replicate the delights of the natural world.
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Sesame Street continues to innovate and educate, encouraging children to explore the natural world through scientific exploration.
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Instead of focusing on the effect of development on the natural world, he portrays the human toll.
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Biophilic design "speaks to the deeper need for us to connect with the natural world," Beatley said.
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Manipulating nature's DNA seems a hugely risky and ethically fraught way to help save the natural world.
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Other artworks put on display robotic-like human protagonists who are being decomposed by the natural world.
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"I was charmed by this person so interested in the natural world around her," Mr. Peacock said.
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And it all starts off with observations of the small and beautiful mechanics of the natural world.
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"There is no better classroom than in the field with experts documenting the natural world," he added.
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As we saw on Monday, the natural world is showing signs of renewal after the Woolsey Fire.
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What phenomena — in the natural world, physics, chemistry, human anatomy, technology or anywhere else — pique your curiosity?
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"Unfettered access to the natural world is one of the perks of living in Ithaca," he said.
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And what's more self-affirming than a living, breathing reminder of our command over the natural world?
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His crystalline panoramas of the natural world are both magically transporting and, in one interpretation, disturbingly realistic.
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His style is compare-and-contrast: rural versus urban, the natural world versus the electronic and synthetic.
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"Life moves toward complexity because complexity is stability — it is resilience in the natural world," she said.
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"The care of the landscape was informed exclusively by a familiarity with the natural world," she said.
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The film is a metaphoric reflection of the ecological and sectarian threats posed to the natural world.
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But I'm terrified of the natural world, and on some level I expect it to kill me.
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Can this group of 20 survive a natural world that doesn't care if they live or die?
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Her attachment to Cuba remained profound, often expressed as an intimate, sacrificial identification with the natural world.
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His research has taken him into the field of biomimicry -- designing robotics modeled on the natural world.
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Out of touch The bottom line is that when we damage the natural world, we damage ourselves.
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Let's sweep humanity off the board and let the rest of the natural world have another go.
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Read: In "Horizon," the environmentalist Barry Lopez reconstructs decades' worth of his observations of the natural world.
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The Huni Kuins' translated words spoke to the urgency and responsibility we have to the natural world.
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Ideally I write in a silent room with a magnificent and inspiring view of the natural world.
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Through sculpture, photography, and drawing, Stoney marvels at the natural world and ponders Earth's relationship to humankind.
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I tend toward the interpretation that the female psyche, like the natural world, has been subjected to an imperialist male gaze, bent on colonization and exploitation, for centuries, so when I read books in which the natural world plays an important role, I tune into the female characters.
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He may be in greater harmony with the natural world than any foreign intruder, but he is alone.
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We need nature; we need contact with the natural world, even if it's trees around an office park.
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The natural world is so showy, it's no wonder scientists have been fascinated with animal color for centuries.
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The award in the Natural World category went to "A Little Monkey on a Cliff" by Hidetoshi Ogata.
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But it's astounding how much of the natural world is being affected—and not for the better. [eLife]
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How can adults put money or taxes before their own children and the natural world that sustains us?
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Richard Powers' latest novel is a breathtaking, wholehearted appeal for the protection and preservation of our natural world.
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Watching people who mess with the natural world for money die is the delight of the Jurassic franchise.
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The Verge spoke with Fowkes about the new project and how sound pollution is disturbing the natural world.
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Yeah, before I wrote about food, my master subject has been the human engagement with the natural world.
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She instilled in Olson a sense of nurturing, of taking care of other people and the natural world.
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There are still plenty of stories left to tell about the natural world, however, and they are vital.
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Tracey Lund's gannet photography won in the natural world/wildlife category at the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards.
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Over tens of thousands of years, the human brain evolved to effectively process scenes from the natural world.
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Yet in California and beyond, the indifferent, natural world will largely renew, sometimes in a matter of months.
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Swaraj underscored her country's historical commitment to the environment, citing its deep religious affinity to the natural world.
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In the natural world, the colorful frog isn't pink and blue to encourage you to come touch it.
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Scrolling through her Instagram page reveals that she is indeed a hippie gal who loves the natural world.
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Extinction Rebellion wants to force governments to rapidly cut carbon emissions and repair damage to the natural world.
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Those poems rarely mentioned the natural world directly, but that changed after she moved to Florida, he said.
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Just pay attention, she says, to the natural world around you—the goldfinches, the swan, the wild geese.
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We have this ability to engage the natural world on so many more levels than we actually do.
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CAPE MAY "The Natural World Around Us," wood carvings by Jim Collins and paintings by Barbara Murphy-Leary.
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"Nature Maker Space," connecting with the natural world through gardening, nature fort building, art projects and observation stations.
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The slave achieves his sense of self by work that transforms the natural world into a human world.
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The more animals that go extinct, the closer we are to having to recreate the natural world ourselves.
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Let that stand for browser-type natural data collection moving off desktops and blowing through the natural world.
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Even then, you could see the ravages visited upon the natural world, and I was conscious of extinctions.
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Some people may watch this scene and think, shit, the natural world is unsympathetic and we're all doomed.
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Critics often talk about literature's ability to increase empathy for other people, but what about the natural world?
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Trips I've Never Been On upends expectations of the natural world, rendering its familiarity into something mysteriously foreign.
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Because we're so disconnected from our place in the natural world and the importance of death and dying.
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The Japanese house has three built-in courtyards, allowing residents a private view of their own natural world.
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It is autobiographical, historical and filled with sharp observations about the connection between humans and the natural world.
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It offers a glimpse at the natural world, in repose, and a reminder of your part in it.
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Oliver was beloved by readers for her direct, unpretentious poetry, which glows with affection for the natural world.
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This scale shift renders the painting's productive ambivalence, as it plays between the human and the "natural" world.
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Most modern architecture is composed of Euclidean geometry, although there is no perpendicular grid in the natural world.
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That message, he says, is about caring for the natural world and changing our relationship with the environment.
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This magical totem of a book bursts with beauty, absurdity, generosity and the surprise of the natural world.
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In her reflections on the natural world, botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer emphasizes how collective and individual benefits overlap.
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He is our greatest living chronicler of the natural world yet was never formally trained in the sciences.
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I also liked thinking about capitalism in terms of the natural world and if the two can coexist.
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Instead her vivid, sensitive writing tracks changes in the natural world and her deepening bond with her baby.
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He outlined a 10-point plan to put the natural world at the heart of the business world.
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Images of the natural world, especially those of wild berries, are touchstones in many of Mr. Kenny's poems.
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Moving from background to foreground, from the natural world to the mechanical, the car is a Vauxhall Victor.
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Instead, she focused on improvisational methods, dancing in the natural world and using dance as a healing tool.
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Mr. Muller pointed out to me that cycles of rest and activity aren't optional in the natural world.
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A longing for the natural world, or some version of it, real or ideal, saturated Chinese elite culture.
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"It may sound strange, but I consider hurricanes one of the wonders of the natural world," explains Branson.
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The answer is relatively simple: Like humans, they are a cog in the gears of the natural world.
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Globally, thawing ice is revealing remnants of the natural world and human culture that have long been hidden.
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Perhaps she now sees, with painful clarity, the bare beams that prop up the seemingly rich natural world.
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The natural world is filled with exquisite geometries, alongside irregular forms that grow and erode in unpredictable ways.
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It's a beautiful use of technology, one that sheds light on the mysterious patterns of the natural world.
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When we listen closely to the natural world, we can often perceive ecological changes that cannot be seen.
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Softly spoken and with reassuring cadence, David Attenborough has guided audiences on many a journey through the natural world.
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"The continuation of our civilisations and the natural world upon which we depend, is in your hands," he said.
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Studies of the natural world and closely cropped images of the human body are deeply influenced by landscape photography.
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"Anything that helps understand our natural world is worth it, I am happy to make a contribution," he said.
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"Cole actively used his paintbrush and pen to advocate for the protection of the natural world," Ms. Menconeri said.
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Just as some hunters fund conservation efforts today, Roosevelt's hunt was meant to promote the natural world and science.
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Even in this early formation, she mixes symbols of astrology with nods to human biology and the natural world.
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The natural world is what it is, and will behave the way it behaves no matter what we think.
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Everything in the natural world has a backstory and is the product of evolution over long periods of time.
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This material breaks down in the natural world, but not inside our bodies because they're unable to process nanocellulose.
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Designers Hideki Yoshimoto and Edward Slater spearheaded the project, programming the seemingly chaotic bubbling to immitate the natural world.
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The eight-part series, which showcases the natural world and the threats it faces, will be released on Friday.
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IT WAS A book, rather than the natural world itself, that made Sydney Brenner want to be a scientist.
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The images may be beautiful but they depict a natural world that is quickly being transformed by climate change.
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Researchers are looking to the natural world for inspiration that will one day help them design life-saving robots.
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After our visit to The Palms, we started seeking out similar places whenever we trekked into the natural world.
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There's unparalleled beauty in the natural world, but the deeper you look, the more detailed designs you can discover.
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He says you can care about the natural world and also hope that coal returns to its former glory.
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There are, for example, timely sections on efforts to master the natural world, and early fears about climate change.
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"I stuck to an audio palette with references to the natural world," said the artist to THUMP over email.
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Her pace frequently slows to a dream-crawl as she scrutinizes the natural world as if cell by cell.
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LOOKING to the natural world for engineering inspiration is an idea at least as old as Leonardo da Vinci.
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If we end the ability of a healthy natural world to sustain humanity nothing else will matter, simply said.
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It will be repaired, conserved and placed on a site designed to celebrate its connection with the natural world.
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Like Mr. Rash, Ms. Jiles writes books that bring the natural world to life and are also agonizingly eventful.
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With a chaotic, refreshing 2.5D animation style, the film explores the disharmonious relationship between civilization and the natural world.
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Australian artist Amanda Parer's edgy and ephemeral artworks explore the natural world, its fragility, and our role within it.
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The children seem so at home in their own skin, so connected with the natural world that surrounds them.
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The coded message becomes a tangible alert to parts of the natural world we are in danger of destroying.
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The urge to maintain body fat is even stronger during winter, when food is scarce in the natural world.
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Cavitation, or the introduction of bubbles into a liquid, is a phenomenon used throughout the industrial and natural world.
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These processes display, at best, a disinterest in the natural world and, at worst, contempt for anything non-human.
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He skillfully weaves scientific findings with stories of people, events, and the natural world, using clever analogies and metaphors.
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So while an early spring teases the welcome return of warm weather, the natural world must speed up, too.
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He really ran with it and thank God he did: He made such brilliant dances using the natural world.
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"The hypothesis I have is that perhaps the natural world has run out of inspiration," de la Fuente said.
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It is a region of unimaginable richness that connects us with our history, our humanity, and the natural world.
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Fuller's most surprising revelation is the profound impact Darwin's portrait of a "teeming, pulsating natural world" exerted on Thoreau.
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We are annihilating the feminine as a force wherever it resides — in women, in men, of the natural world.
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Dungy's poetry often incorporates themes concerning the natural world, giving an urgency to the hope imbued in her poems.
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"We go into the natural world, and we plunder it for its resources," Phoenix said in his Oscar speech.
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"People have an empathy with the natural world," said Anne Lewis, the president of City Wildlife, a local nonprofit.
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The natural world opened up to her, and she reconnected with a former lover, a sculptor named Siobhan Liddell.
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It will then give you suggestions to reduce that number, helping the natural world while saving you some money.
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Mary-Louise Parker gives voice to the woman who revolutionized how we view our relationship with the natural world.
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Modern science has given us a much deeper understanding of our place in the natural world than Thoreau had.
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But at night, her dreams are narrated in poetry, sensual verses with an intense pull toward the natural world.
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Yet as Halla teeters between motherhood and vandalism — between creation and destruction — her embrace of the natural world intensifies.
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Enslaved people's knowledge of the natural world, though rich and bountiful, became less applicable in a drastically altered environment.
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Our journalists traveled to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska to see how glacial melting is affecting the natural world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Emile-Allain Séguy was enamored with the overlooked wonders of the natural world.
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But not just with the natural world; they also felt more connected to other people, people they've never met.
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Standing back, Stoney's prints, sculptures, and drawings all embody our human drive to capture and order the natural world.
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Like Eagle Cam and Bear Cam before it, Jelly Cam connects us to an aestheticized version of the natural world.
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It had been such a unique and enchanting five days making new friends and learning more about the natural world.
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We ought to be keeping people in touch with the natural world, and we can do that through nature programming.
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That the destruction of the natural world is far more complex than we think, far beyond issues such as poaching.
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The footage often portrays static figures in a monumental landscape, inverting traditional narratives of human dominion over the natural world.
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It is as if human bodies and faces and general sociability merely supplement the beauty in the nonhuman natural world.
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Its newest project, however, steps away from humans and instead focuses on the areas where the natural world is undisturbed.
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If your instinct was to detect agency, even in lifeless features of the natural world, you did well for yourself.
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It is ironic, then, that this icon of the natural world might actually be an accidental consequence of human activity.
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Location of Photo: Kyoto, Japan NATURAL WORLD CATEGORY WINNER: Photo: A Little Monkey on the Cliff Credit: ©Hidetoshi Ogata.
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They argued that belief in God implied a duty to care for the natural world and all forms of life.
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" But the Climate Mobilization insists "the agreement may very well lead to the collapse of civilization and the natural world.
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It could encourage people to think about living more in harmony with the natural world around us, whatever it is.
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Hendeles's project revolves around human nature, but many other collections in The Keeper center on fascinations with the natural world.
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But there's an awesome beauty in it — it's like the whole natural world is humming along to the same beat.
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Nature—both the natural world and the nature of human beings—seems to be at the heart of Flávio's existence.
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Some may bristle at the idea of automating gardening, letting the internet infringe on human's connection with the natural world.
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As we dismantle the natural world, and, perhaps even ourselves, fallible machines can continue making covetable product for the market.
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"Travel Eye" (2013) is a dream catcher made from leaf forms, establishing the natural world as a source of protection.
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As the natural world deteriorates around us, it's hard not to see this sculpture in the most prescient light possible.
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Second, it's a book whose attention to detail in the natural world leaves you more attuned to your own environment.
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Mainstream audiences discovered Jeff Vandermeer through the Southern Reach trilogy, a surreal exploration of the strangeness of the natural world.
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Yet the most troubling thing about the natural world today is not all the things we have to live with.
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Presented by Dutch organization Nature Talks, the competition showcases the beauty of the natural world and the importance of conservation.
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Children age 29860 and up will capture their observations of the natural world using pencils, markers, crayons, cutouts and more.
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The museum doesn&apost shy away from pointing the finger at humanity for its destructive role in the natural world.
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The theme is constant—what we gain from the natural world, spiritually and physically, aligns with the damage we create.
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With such an interest in naturalistic styles, it's no surprise that High Maintenance's DPs find inspiration in the natural world.
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Whichever you choose, don't forget to make time for quiet contemplation of the natural world, or your inspiration will drop.
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Indigenous people bear some of its most immediate effects, she says, because they depend so much on the natural world.
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In other words, urban environments mimicked the chaotic natural world, even though cities are the result of man-made design.
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Themes include transportation, the natural world and ethnicity; for example, Irish and Afro-Caribbean people are among the groups represented.
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To regain his emotional balance after the war, Nick reconnects with the natural world that he loved as a boy.
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The day was too lovely, the natural world too congenial and the food too satisfying to yield to uncharitable fantasies.
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"There is so much beauty within gardens and the natural world that I am never short of inspiration," says Tebbs.
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Thus, "climate change" is forbidden for the American public servants working to protect the natural world from a changing climate.
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Even those of us who were far from the fires felt the subtle changes in the natural world around us.
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Birding is about taking in the natural world, and the internet-fueled popularity of the duck is anything but natural.
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JON PARELES A virtuoso singer and multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Collier raids musical tombs, yanking ideas from across the natural world.
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Titled Equivalenze, the exhibit draws upon the Italian artist's fascination with the natural world, specifically the entity of the tree.
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Baker is a poet of the natural world who would probably reject that label because what other world is there?
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I loved learning about science from my father — I still share his desire to understand and name the natural world.
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If you make your way over to its Instagram account, you can see its amazing work documenting the natural world.
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"Connecting with the natural world wherever you are is a great antidote to jet lag and travel tiredness," she said.
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Irene Neuwirth's vibrant, faceted jewelry is known for its deep, mesmerizingly intense colors and its connection to the natural world.
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As cities increasingly represent an apocalyptic vision of a ruined natural world, raccoons thrive in the carnage we live behind.
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The entire 1 Hotel brand puts a strong emphasis on sustainability and incorporating the natural world outside into your stay.
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Because much of Ms. Shiffert's work was rooted in the natural world, it inevitably explored time and its inescapable consequences.
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One of the most troubling dimensions of China's global expansion is its reputation for pillaging and pilfering the natural world.
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Rainsford draws the coercions of men without contemporary political referents, the natural world without the fatalism of typical eco-horror.
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It's for anyone interested in the natural world and finding that there's still plenty of awe and wonder out there.
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Our architecture and master plans are not enough, and we want to reintroduce the natural world as widely as possible.
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Young Mondrian found his voice as a landscape painter, venerating the natural world while altering its tone, mood and texture.
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That may mean returning to the field's origins: a time when ideas of growth and the natural world were intertwined.
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"With all the bad news coming out about things in the natural world, this (rediscovery) gives me hope," Bolt said.
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There may be comfort in affinity with the natural world, but there's a limit to what insight it can provide.
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It warned that current efforts to protect the natural world are not keeping up with the speed of manmade destruction.
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So, we'll let the natural world go, and trust in our engineering gurus to get us through all of this.
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The series of vignettes is resplendent with the drama of the natural world usually limited to a David Attenborough documentary.
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One company has decided the ideal tiny drone should take its cues from the natural world of insects — specifically the dragonfly.
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Given its huge success in describing the natural world for the past 150 years, the theory of evolution is remarkably misunderstood.
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This is just one sign of the sweeping changes we humans are inflicting on the natural world, and ultimately on ourselves.
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Baba's ambiguousness, according to the folklorist Joanna Hubbs, is directly connected to her femininity, and her feminity to the natural world.
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This is a human story, about humans and humanity, and the damage that we, as humans, do to the natural world.
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The "Animistic Apparatus" program at this year's Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival explored the natural world as a potential audience.
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"The Biggest Little Farm" depicts a relationship with the natural world that is by turns both life-affirming and horribly grim.
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At the time, people were studying many aspects of the natural world under many different names, and using many different theories.
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Shoreline Project is the commissioned work of art for Art & Nature, a multidisciplinary exploration of art's engagements with the natural world.
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She views her felt outfits much like her sculptures, as communicative constructions that establish dialogues between humans and the natural world.
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"This deal is not good for jobs, damaging for industry and a threat to our environment and natural world," he said.
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It not only protected invaluable western ecosystems and communities, but was essential to creating our present appreciation for the natural world.
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Animals help keep the natural world moving, and without them, we'd have to do all the things that happen naturally ourselves.
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The new unearthly Silicon Valley campuses represent the triumph of privatized commons, of a verdant natural world sheltered for the few.
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Bass is, hands down, a master of the short form, creating in a few pages a natural world of mythic proportions.
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Throughout his work, Mr. Harrison was intensely concerned with the natural world, though he was probably America's least effete nature writer.
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Researchers at MIT Media Lab's Tangible Media Group have sprouted 3D prints of intricate hair patterns inspired by the natural world.
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The natural world provides a much more luxuriant smorgasbord than the imported, genetically modified junk most people have grown accustomed to.
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It suggests that lived encounters in the natural world need no further exploration, that tangible experience is generally rote and unrevealing.
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Humans understanding and appreciation for the natural world, and our preference for natural environments, could be the product of biological evolution.
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A focus on the natural world — uncut stones and branchlike metalwork — makes Carrie Bilbo's work a perfect foil to city life.
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The foliage refers to the natural world, and the larger gallery is organized very much like a cathedral or a temple.
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Do you think our greatest existential threat at this point is ourselves and not some external threat from the natural world?
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As cute as penguins are, like the emperor penguins pictured above, it's their waste that matters most to the natural world.
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Curators here see education as part of their mission, and say it's important that young people engage with the natural world.
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"Second Nature," his first book, was ostensibly about gardening, but really about ways to overcome our alienation from the natural world.
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The men shared a fascination with geometric invention and the belief that a building should respond to the surrounding natural world.
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Living in Western New York, I sometimes forget that we have a natural world wonder basically in our backyard: Niagara Falls.
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A scientist's unfettered curiosity leads him to investigate the physics at work in some very odd corners of the natural world.
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As many have noted, the causes and effects of this virus are intimately related to the health of the natural world.
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"Nothing in the natural world mimics what we do with a plow or cultivator several times a year," Ms. Casteel said.
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Ms. Shiffert was a quiet sensualist, her verse characterized by spare simplicity and a deep, abiding affinity with the natural world.
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With the climate CRISIS pouncing on civilization what we need is a way to merge our world with the natural world.
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Atwood's wry and rueful tales bridge the gap between your usual reading habits and your new interest in the natural world.
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But whereas such polar bear imagery conjures a disappearing natural world, the Beckettian CGI rhino conjures that world's postlapsarian digital afterlife.
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Bits of genes from ancient humans make up just a minute fraction of the DNA floating around in the natural world.
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She was making abstract work out of the landscape and unabashedly, whole-heartedly, seeking joy and beauty in the natural world.
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Her respect for the environment and collaborative approach to the natural world is very much in tune with the contemporary zeitgeist.
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We want our students to understand how eating makes them a part of the natural world and not separate from it.
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He is currently working on a book about how economists have come to calculate economic growth without including the natural world.
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Now here comes another writer about the natural world, with his own Chiltern beech wood, and his own book about it.
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Dann pores over Thoreau's journals — filled with graceful observations of the natural world — in search of divine significance and supernatural patterns.
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Many experts believe temperatures are heading to levels that will pose a profound threat to the natural world and human civilization.
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Never has it been more important to understand how the natural world works and what we must do to preserve it.
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In memoriam: Mary Oliver, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, used plain language and minute attention to write about the natural world.
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Instead, he's a realist with a passion for understanding the natural world, a knowledge he thinks more people could benefit from.
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The natural world can never be entirely understood or tamed by human beings, and when we try, we inevitably destroy it.
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KLEBE: Which is exactly what that episode is about itself: the idea of man-made and the natural world coming together.
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As I tried to reconcile my belief in God with my growing knowledge of the natural world, I drew arbitrary distinctions.
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The show tracks Hatakeyama's exploration of the relationship between the natural world and urbanization, shot over the course of three decades.
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Each of these works makes visible technology's role as an intermediary in our experience of each other and the natural world.
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After all, in that fourth dimension, consciousness and its found objects — other bodies, the natural world, and cultural detritus — cannot be separated.
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"The natural world is not ears on ears on ears on ears; it's eyeballs on faces on people on scenes," Cranmer said.
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Runaway warming could bring about mass extinction in the natural world, wicked droughts, deadlier heatwaves, bigger wildfires, more-intense storms and more.
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I don't know about you guys, but I have missed David Attenborough's voice blanketing me with the wonders of the natural world.
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He is creating a statement on human manufacturing and its cause and effect relationship with the well-being of the natural world.
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As an artist, I have had no choice but to become a passionate environmentalist and an active preservationist of the natural world.
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Often critically-acclaimed Aussie flicks tend to be almost fable-like in their simplicity, obsessed with the natural world and morally ambiguous.
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The idea that adding errors or illogical behavior to a system can be beneficial actually has some precedent in the natural world.
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Passive scalar turbulence also characterizes many phenomena in the natural world, like the dramatic temperature variations between nearby points in the ocean.
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And Ralph, despite a lifelong devotion to facts, must come to terms with an explanation that doesn't conform to the natural world.
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It's in these highly Taurean areas of life, matters of material value and the natural world, that Uranus will work its magic.
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Ecosystems are on the brink of collapse, threatening not just the natural world but also human health, infrastructure, food supply and more.
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Her lifelong search for the divine in the natural world sometimes contradicted the laws of science, but also reflected her extraordinary sensitivity.
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And, of course, surfing — which transcended mere sport into a sort of physical Zen, fusing mind and body with the natural world.
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That doesn't come from any sort of touchy-feely belief about the importance of being a good shepherd of the natural world.
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SeaWorld crossbred whales through forced confinement together or through artificial insemination, creating hybrid whales that don't even exist in the natural world.
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Ms Mozley writes with clarity and insight, and her descriptions of the natural world and human relationships are both specific and profound.
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In a natural world, if we hadn't built all of our flood control systems, we would have smaller floods much more often.
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It's not often you get to witness one of the most brutal acts of the natural world up close: bed bug sex.
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Later eras, ours included, often see Ruysch's work as disturbing, but it was meant to be a celebration of the natural world.
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These record a visual testament to the cabin's existence, its position in space, and its contrast to the natural world around it.
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The Christian God is understood as the creator of the world, who created spirits to help govern humanity and the natural world.
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"The goal of 'Wild & Precious' is to encourage parents and children to spend time together connecting with the natural world," he explained.
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Field recordings of bird chatter and wind and water telegraph the disposition here; this is music meant to celebrate the natural world.
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VirgoYour perfect date: getting back to natureWhy it's written in the stars: Your earth child tendencies draw you to the natural world.
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In the natural world, glass eels start their lives with a perilous trek from their ocean hatching grounds to future river homes.
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As they hike with no adults in sight (farewell, helicopter parents!) each treasure of the natural world is sketched, labeled and identified.
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As an archaeologist who studies the processes that have shaped the cultural and natural world, I immerse myself in the distant past.
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Eugene Linden, who writes about the human relationship with the natural world, is the author of, most recently, "Deep Past," a novel.
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He's also indebted the natural world that defined his upbringing in the Cambodian countryside, where his family grew rice, fruits, and vegetables.
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"[Comics] actually give us this really fascinating universe to explore the limits of form and function in the natural world," he said.
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"We go into the natural world and plunder it for its resources," he said as he accepted the Oscar for best actor.
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Learning should be a rewarding and joyful experience in the service of living well in relation to others and the natural world.
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South Park's third season kicked off with Rainforest Shmainforest, a send-up of environmentalists and their prettified vision of the natural world.
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On the one hand, the phrase enshrines a sort of tranquil alienation as being endemic to the natural world and to humanity.
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"If you're a naturalist or if you're not a naturalist, they are the most stunning things in the natural world," he said.
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A new exhibition at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum brings together depictions of the natural world by Vincent van Gogh and David Hockney.
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Organized by Natural World Safaris, the "Women of the Arctic" expedition cruise will sail in the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard from Aug.
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With the ease of someone raised on the edge of forests, Mr. Plumly summoned the natural world he adored in many poems.
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They were enlivening experiences for those who saw them, inspiring in the same way that the beauty of the natural world is.
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On the Verge Frederik Nystrup-Larsen is making a name for himself creating organic pottery and sculpture inspired by the natural world.
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When the Whales Leave is a gorgeous meditation on the magic of the natural world and why we need to preserve it.
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Yet somehow they return to the same areas every year, making it one of the great unexplained phenomena of the natural world.
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The sunlight slowly dims, bathing the surroundings in an eerie twilight that produces colours with shades rarely seen in the natural world.
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In it, Winton talks about the novel and more generally about how he came to love and write about the natural world.
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If the natural world became sentient, would that be the end of humanity or the first step toward saving us from ourselves?
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I thought of this list recently, and the curious way we have of naming the features and events of the natural world.
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The contest awards photographers whose work inspires us to consider our place in the natural world and our responsibility to protect it.
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Rather than install lights throughout the natural world, he asked, what if we achieved the night vision so many animals already have?
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I have lost hope in having children because it would be selfish of me to bring children into this doomed natural world.
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Dr. Rico-Guevara, like many of the scientists I talk to, had an interest in the natural world from a young age.
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Once missionaries realized that exhibiting the wonders of the natural world made the local population more enthusiastic about Christianity, similar museums followed.
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In doing so, she has tried to fuse the powers of the natural world, the universe, and human-made objects, with explosives.
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Read: In "Horizon," the environmentalist Barry Lopez reconstructs decades' worth of his observations of the natural world, from the Arctic to Australia.
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This whimsical performance by birds also embodies the struggle between humans and the natural world that the curator built into the show.
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Like photographer Edward Burtynsky's explorations of human intervention in the natural world, Hatakeyama's work comments on the costs of our Anthropocene era.
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Despite its alien-like appearance, Invisible Oregon isn't meant to make the viewer feel further removed from the natural world at all.
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The natural world has unleashed epidemics like Sars, Zika, Ebola, and the Spanish flu, which killed millions of people exactly 100 years ago.
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That's right, tree blindness—and the broader concept of blindness to the natural world—might be the real danger screens pose to vision.
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However, the kindred relationship between hominid species and the natural world of plants and fungi certainly entails a complex array of psychoactive substances.
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Until it [becomes] an impossibility, which would indicate they were dead, or in some sort of purgatory or not of the natural world.
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This means objects in a computer generated environment—like a video game—will reflect light more as they would in the natural world.
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But if, as you correctly say, people are increasingly cut off from the natural world, there's less of a chance to understand it.
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A rainbow light tunnel is aglow in London as an immersive tribute to Newtonian color theory and the pigments of the natural world.
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It wasn't until I got a bit older that I began to appreciate all the weird and wonderful ways of the natural world.
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From wonders of the natural world like shape-shifting cuttlefish to industrial processes like hydrographic printing and new inventions like jet-powered hoverboards.
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The main idea for the covers was nature, because the natural world is always in a balance of perfect order and uncompromising destruction.
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At the rate we're destroying the natural world at the moment, there isn't a very good reason to experiment with potentially harmful projects.
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Chicago-based mother-daughter duo Vicki and Brooke Rawlins run Sister Golden, an online boutique that celebrates the wonders of the natural world.
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"After Nature", the inaugural exhibit (curated by Luan Shixuan), focuses on a pertinent subject: the future of humanity's relationship with the natural world.
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To the artistic mind, the dichotomy between the natural world, and the destruction of man is a never-ending source for creative pursuits.
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I looked at famous landscape artist Bob Ross and decided to make him the subject for once, instead of the natural world outside.
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With the rise of technology in today's society, photography that highlights the beauty of the natural world could be more important than ever.
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Over the past five years, Burke has taken his daughter on road trips in an attempt to introduce her to the natural world.
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Watson said people often think of charismatic species - such as lions, polar bears or orangutans - when they consider threats to the natural world.
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I mean, you're still doing all the classic grand-strategy stuff: building new weapons, constructing massive new industries, and taming the natural world.
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He makes an argument of faith that feels tied both the natural world and the histories and traditions that precede the Catholic Church.
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But until now, infectious cancer was considered something of a fluke in the natural world, initially observed only in dogs and Tasmanian devils.
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Mr. McCarthy, too, writes about the natural world as if he's of it, not apart from it, in language both sumptuous and attuned.
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The exhibition is entertaining, but it's also a slow burn, balancing chimerical imagination with political indignation, notably regarding disrespect for the natural world.
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By restricting the sphere of knowledge to only "clear and distinct ideas," Descartes in effect reduced the natural world to its mathematical aspect.
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The annual competition is presented by Dutch organization Nature Talks, and highlights the beauty of the natural world and the importance of conservation.
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The latter part of the book considers how doing so can affect our health, the law, and our relationship to the natural world.
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By centering on the human figures, the engraving embraces the age-old belief that the natural world exists only to serve human needs.
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The Wellcome Collection's Museum of Modern Nature is a crowdsourced reflection on our personal relationships to the natural world in the 21st century.
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Illustrating what is exquisite about the simple pleasures of life, Jankowska's works artfully grasp the vibrancy and tantalizing imagery of the natural world.
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Think back to what you've learned in science class, or make guesses based on your own observations and knowledge of the natural world.
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Natural History Both "The Wild Iris," by Louise Glück, and "In Darwin's Room," by Debora Greger, are explicitly rooted in the natural world.
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The work also includes sculptures of eagles, representative both of the natural world and of the police department, whose badge included an eagle.
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Now, read the article, "Humans Are Speeding Extinction and Altering the Natural World at an 'Unprecedented' Pace," and answer the following questions: 1.
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You can easily hear a link between the plucky, migrating sound of this acoustic combo and the state of our imperiled natural world.
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From Iceland's shimmering Skógafoss to the family of falls in New Zealand's Milford Sound, they are zealous, aquatic showstoppers of the natural world.
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La Volpe was impressed with Camacho's expertise in history and feng shui, the Chinese practice of harmonizing human surroundings with the natural world.
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The patterns and symbols that she weaves into colorful rugs are pre-Hispanic representations of the cycles of life and the natural world.
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We have hemmed in the natural world with urban forms, making it impossible for a wetland to retreat and adapt to changing conditions.
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And yet, in the hospice where I work, I am often struck by the intense solace some patients find in the natural world.
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If human beings are capable of creating such sophisticated technology, why can't we try to change our behavior toward the natural world ourselves?
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"This deal is not good for jobs, damaging to our industry and a threat to our environment and our natural world," he said.
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Ms. Hall specialized in lyrical, evocative landscapes whose flat color planes and geometric forms alluded to the natural world rather than describing it.
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Temperatures are heading toward levels that many experts believe will pose a profound threat to both the natural world and to human civilization.
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While her work focuses on elements of the natural world, Winderen's sound pieces invariably — and, indeed, inevitably — include noises derived from human activity.
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Livestock producers look upon themselves as royalty, believing the natural world to be placed at their disposal by a sort of divine right.
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I create one where the buildings are aged by extra centuries, the natural world less a flourishing garden and more a wild jungle.
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She lived her ethos daily, modestly, below the radar, and with great attention to the natural world and the magic of the cosmos.
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The recent slaughter of Cecil the lion must serve an admonition to what we are doing to the natural world as a whole.
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She began to paint houses, barns and seaside cottages, though the gap between the built structures and the natural world quickly became negligible.
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These poems give us the sensation of living alongside the natural world, of being a spectator to the changes that mark our mortality.
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For a while they maintained an interest in realism, but seemed to shift the emphasis from the human figure to the natural world.
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The team includes a dozen interdisciplinary researchers — ecologists, sociologists, and economists — looking at what whiplash events mean for people and the natural world.
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Our climate reporter and a photographer traveled to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska to see how glacial melting is affecting the natural world.
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Only after years of reading history did I appreciate the extent to which the natural world has always been intrinsic to California's identity.
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Amongst other things, these works may reveal an effort by the artist to show how industry and its leftovers infect the natural world.
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For Time Lapse Dance's most recent performance, presented June 2 through 4 at University Settlement's Speyer Hall, Sperling looked to the natural world.
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Her images of bare feet treading across stone and reverent plantlife are both commanding motifs, in part due to their natural-world appeal.
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Fundamentally, the purpose of the cabinet of curiosities was to inspire awe and wonder about the natural world and humankind's place in it.
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Her work was also marked by loving descriptions of the natural world (even if it was the natural world of an imagined planet), and by her ability to give dramatic shape to complex political ideas — she won the Hugo and Nebula again for The Dispossessed, a long utopian novel that contrasts the capitalist planet of Urras with the anarchist world of Anarres.
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This technique maintains the likeness qualities of portraiture while re-presenting a mask that serves as a conduit between the spiritual and natural world.
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Robert's enthusiasm for the natural world around him is something that he has inherited from his family, including mom Terri and big sister Bindi.
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Why Mount Everest is the wild climb they can't resist Photo escape: Check out of the political world, check in to the natural world
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Her stories are linked by both a reverence and fear of the natural world, and an overtly political tone that feels essential right now.
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These articles of the natural world serve as interpretive indicators or symbolic representations of what is going on in the minds of each character.
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These egg-like shapes float alongside and over the natural world and yet, as in Lost Horizons 48, create an oddly unbalanced floating world.
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He said the public deserves to know exactly how science is being used to inform policy that directly affects the natural world around them.
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The songs are all about our connection to land and the spookiness of the natural land and the supernatural aspects of the natural world.
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The tulip craze served as a convenient analogy for stories of our desire to monetize the natural world and our tendency towards speculative absurdity.
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As a conceptual piece it makes art from the natural world, but it also conforms to the repetitive cycles typical of minimalist aesthetic experience.
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Cuban-born Mario Bencomo blurs the lines between the intuitive and sensual aspects of perception, with references to the animism of the natural world.
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Profiteering has pushed nature to the brink, placing our own survival in peril due to overexploitation of the natural world and worsening climate change.
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Finlay recognized that humanity had become estranged from the natural world, and that we see the latter as something to subjugate and profit from.
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Or, perhaps, was the draw of Eepersip's House Without Windows—the natural world, free from cheating husbands and fathers—more than she could resist?
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"You suddenly have the natural world, and birds are clowning around, and you've got the sun and the sea and the sky," Travisano said.
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Their movies are elemental things, concerned with the flow of history, the beauty of the natural world and the specificity of their human actors.
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Indeed, market principles often assumed to be unique to humans—competitive pricing, monopolies, or home rental agreements—are observable in the natural world too.
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For them, the natural world was a divine gift, analogous to the Bible; they studied creation in order to draw closer to the Creator.
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What if early civilization was not a boon to humankind but a disaster: for health and safety, for freedom, and for the natural world?
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In a 1973 poster for an exhibition, The 5th Exhibition of Contemporary Japanese Sculpture, Awazu inflects the natural world and sculptural object with surrealism.
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The natural world, according to the OIA, is an experiential commodity, acquired through the poisoning of our atmosphere with enormous amounts of greenhouse gasses.
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"As an artist, I have had no choice but to become a passionate environmentalist and an active preservationist of the natural world," he wrote.
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In life, he was startlingly lacking in artifice or pretension, his excitement about the natural world as simple and untempered as a young child's.
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This globe is colorful and detailed on the surface and packed with more than 1,000 facts that span geography, history, and the natural world.
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A case in point: "Love Thy Nature," an airy film by Sylvie Rokab that advocates redefining the relationship between humans and the natural world.
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The show will explore how Mr. Thayer, using principles derived from the natural world, developed ideas for concealing troops, battlefield equipment, battleships and submarines.
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Another is love of creation, concern for how our natural world is being decimated, extinction of animals, the acidification of the ocean and deforestation.
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Maybe the panpsychist argument about consciousness [that it's a universal feature of all things in the natural world] will turn out to be right.
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Its different arms oversee the designation of cultural and natural World Heritage Sites, educate children, empower women, and serve vulnerable communities around the globe.
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In the work of digital artist Marcus Conge, however, the AI beings of the future seem to exist in harmony with the natural world.
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The Extinction Rebellion movement uses peaceful civil disobedience to highlight the risks posed by climate change and accelerating species losses in the natural world.
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They said the findings should serve as yet another wake-up call for policymakers to halt the cycle of destruction of the natural world.
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First, we already own these parks — Glacier, Olympic, Mount Rainier, Zion, Yellowstone, the names themselves music to lovers of magic in the natural world.
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It packages so much in an enjoyable, terrifying film: the exploration of morality, mankind's greed and our relationship with the natural world and technology.
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Viriditas was a feeling of lushness, of fullness, of overall well-being, and it could come only from an engagement with the natural world.
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The "poet of the common man" is full of wisdom, empathy and humanity along with a respect of the natural world and its fragility.
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Visiting San Diego in April 1905, the writer Henry James found the culture nonexistent but the natural world unlike anything he had seen elsewhere.
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A pioneer of video installation art in the early '90s, Ms. Thater explored the beauty and precariousness of the natural world throughout the exhibition.
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The greatest challenge of our time is not how to live within the limits of the natural world, or how to overcome such limits.
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Quammen puts it this way in a passage from the book: In fact, there is no 'natural world,' it's a bad and artificial phrase.
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Books News A new book looks back on two decades of the artist's installations, which use man-made materials to explore the natural world.
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The subtitle, "Small Stories," is fitting; the focus is on mood, on reflection, on the moments when the natural world seems kind and safe.
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In his production notes he refers to de Chirico and Renaissance paintings as a way of suggesting the natural world Alma must finally embrace.
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We build superstructures like the Great Wall of China and the Hoover Dam—apparent triumphs of human ingenuity and superiority over the natural world.
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In druidic tradition, ivy was often paired with holly; the ivy represented female elements of the natural world, and the holly manifested the male.
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Over the last couple years, the idea that humans are destroying the natural world has gone from hippie dinner-table conversation to mainstream acceptance.
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I started this project assuming the natural world was far too vast and intricate a system for a soft urbanite like me to understand.
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" As a fan of Jim Harrison, he had been aiming for something that Harrison might write, something "poetic, heartbreaking, steeped in the natural world.
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Our confidence in these beliefs rests on our confidence that our sensory apparatus, our eyes and ears, delivers accurate information about the natural world.
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This American carnage is led by a man whose job is to protect the natural world within our borders, the E.P.A. administrator, Scott Pruitt.
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So much of our life is completely independent of the natural world around us, and ritual is about bringing part of that rhythm [back].
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The video gradually becomes a cacophony of violence as this object representative of the natural world invades and destroys the place of human occupancy.
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The visual is both a protest against the glorification of food, and our industrial disregard for the natural world from which we rip it.
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Forencich's infrared irises give each frame a color palette that looks almost artificial, purples and greens providing an alternative look at the natural world.
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That landmark report paints a bleak picture of a planet ravaged by an ever-growing human population, whose insatiable consumption is destroying the natural world.
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True to its name, Araujo's illustrations explore the complex geometries found in the natural world, like Fibonacci spirals, tessellations, and of course the golden ratios.
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Their landmark report paints a bleak picture of a planet ravaged by an ever-growing human population, whose insatiable consumption is destroying the natural world.
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A scientific theory typically means a well substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that sits above laws, inferences, and tested hypotheses. 2.
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And yet, what we see looks like industry while what we hear may sound like the natural world-the opposite of technology, we might think.
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As global fish stocks are threatened with collapse, locals around the coast in southern Madagascar have pioneered safer fishing alternatives that protect the natural world.
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"Both artists, working in different centuries, wrestle with the impact of rapid development and how to balance the built and natural world," Ms. Menconeri said.
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"I think that we've become very disconnected from the natural world, and many of us, what we're guilty of is an egocentric worldview," Phoenix said.
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Her paintings in the museum feature abstracts that explore memories of childhood growing up amid political demonstrations, contrasted with the beauty of the natural world.
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All of these rich details would have helped readers better understand the natural world as it was defined at the time of the book's creation.
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Generally speaking, these moments are summer events, the warm season when busy New Yorkers concede that they still share their city with the natural world.
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But a deep dive into the natural world, void of all human technology and earth-moving, reveals an incredibly intricate, dreamlike, and almost alien world.
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Inanimate objects can't do any of these things, and we shouldn't pretend otherwise—even if doing so works to protect our precious natural world. [Economist]
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Cole also brought a zeal for warning about the perils that unchecked industry posed to the natural world, establishing one of painting's first environmental critiques.
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Young people in City Heights aren't provided the opportunities to understand nature and the natural world and how they can make a difference in it.
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A committed environmentalist, Temkin says he's less interested in highlighting threats to the natural world than potential solutions, like this water treatment plant in Philadelphia.
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Yung-sen Wu's photograph of fish underwater won the top prize in the natural world/wildlife category for Taiwan at the Sony World Photography Awards.
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The idea is rooted in a psychological theory called "biophilia," which suggests that humans are genetically and instinctively connected to the natural world and plants.
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Despite the starker vision of the natural world that those programs present, they are still cleverly packaged to conform to familiar templates of dramatic storytelling.
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Our digital social environments are closing us off from the truth, from each other, and from the natural world in which we have struck camp.
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These murals present a realistic portrayal of the natural world behind panes of glass, making them the perfect addition to townhouses or apartments lacking windows.
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In fact, even if you want to avoid the story and just explore the natural world, you can't help but run into other people constantly.
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Wielding a craft knife and stacks of magazines, Amber Fletschock cuts modern collages from contemporary times but creates works deeply reflective of the natural world.
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Wielding a craft knife and stacks of magazines, Amber Fletschock cuts modern collages from contemporary times but creates works deeply reflective of the natural world.
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He appreciated the splendors of the natural world and mooned over pretty girls but otherwise showed little aptitude or interest for anything outside of books.
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Perhaps this enormous empathy for the natural world is, after all, a displacement of desire, though the feeling goes too deep to be psychologized away.
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When I recoiled from the peony petals, had I stumbled on some knowledge of the natural world not otherwise available to a child of five?
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"The natural world inspires a sense of wonder in all of us," said Richard Loomis, chief marketing officer for The Nature Conservancy, in a statement.
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One possible explanation is that many of us are so alienated from the natural world that we're not well equipped to know what we're seeing.
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Perhaps the language we now use is a barrier to forging a more constructive (or less destructive) relationship with the rest of the natural world.
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Photographer Don Komarechka has always had a fascination with the natural world that we cannot see with our own eyes, he told Insider via email.
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They see the work of care and mothering as simply passive — part of biology, or a self-renewing "standing reserve" that the natural world is.
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In recognition of this fact, Marx thought of the human body as part of the natural world and called nature an extension of our bodies.
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The idea of biomimicry — emulating proven solutions from the natural world to address human needs and problems — is discussed, but don't expect many concrete examples.
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He was convinced that there was some significance about the natural world, although of the 113 plant illustrations, not one seems to depict earthly flora.
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From the album cover to album title and a few of the track names, the LP seems to theme a bit about the natural world.
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The producers hope to reach a billion people with the series and its accompanying website, with the goal of educating people about the natural world.
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Half a millennium is a long time, but Gessner's clear passion and sense of wonder at the natural world live on vividly through his work.
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As a photographer, his preferred subject matter is the natural world; pictures of snowy, Rocky Mountain trails and desolate, forgotten mining towns fill his portfolio.
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Instead of being sacred/spiritual objects mirroring the natural world, they mirror a commercialized food character and are simply meant to go in your butt.
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And yet, the centerpiece of a clean and growing industry is under attack by a president with a robber baron view of the natural world.
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Holmes, meanwhile, had been wanting to develop a series that highlighted people of color interacting with the natural world, in part because of her roots.
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Mr. Trump and his powerfully positioned climate deniers are harming billions of people and the natural world upon which we depend by defending the indefensible.
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There were some conservationists who were outraged at the idea of giving companies the chance to impose their brand on the natural world, he said.
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She's referring, with a facetious touch, to the fact our immune system can become disrupted if it doesn't have regular interactions with the natural world.
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And if you missed it in today's Morning Briefing, our reporter and photographer explored how glacial melting in North America is affecting the natural world.
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Each one, in telling a relatively straight story of the natural world, reminds us of how much wilder nature is even than our loopiest imaginings.
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Meanwhile, the pace of human development was destroying the natural world faster than scientists could catalogue its systems, much less understand how they fit together.
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I have taken so much pleasure in the natural world, in people and books, in music and art, in cups of coffee and lolling cats.
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There has always been a strong notion of the natural world in the book, and that part of the film comes through loud and clear.
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From the peacock's tail to the haunting melodies of the wood thrush, mate choice is responsible for much of the beauty in the natural world.
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And now, instead of furthering your connection to the natural world — a blessing that doesn't come easy in the digital age — you've dried it out.
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Over half of the world's GDP (gross domestic product) is exposed to risks from lost parts of the natural world, according to a new report.
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Yet these are trifling blemishes in an account of one small place that conveys unforgettably the staggering variety and abundance of the whole natural world.
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All these potential themes seem to be afloat in the air when Freud faces humanity off against the raw, messy energy of the natural world.
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Change begins now When it comes to sustaining the vital symbiosis between the economic and the natural world, we all can do more — much more.
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The word dadirri, used in several Australian Aboriginal languages, describes a respectful deep listening to the natural world, a receptive state that can be healing.
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By late in that century, atmospheric scientists had concluded almost unanimously that the warming poses profound risks for human society and for the natural world.
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Roaming the woods and fields with his younger brother, Lawrence, Richard absorbed lessons of the natural world that would later fit easily into his poems.
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His work investigates how cultural concerns cannot be divorced from the natural world, while also questioning the terms under which nature is perceived and utilized.
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The natural world—or at least a ephemeral version of it—serves as respite for humans in Michelle Blade's fleshed-out paintings and primitive sculptures.
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Phallic fruit aside, Barton routinely incorporates themes or imagery drawn from the natural world — such as flowers, feathers, and animals — into her fierce female portraits.
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Yet we also got a much better idea of just how much heavy lifting the natural world is doing to offset our greenhouse gas emissions.
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So intimate is the relationship between the natural world and the building, the domestic spaces and the public, that Niemeyer's public work seems inhumane by contrast.
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As a result, many have developed their own educational systems and cultural teaching methods — many of which are based around the value of the natural world.
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However, the natural world, indifferent to our narcissistic self-regard keeps moving, flowing, and eating — the lava reduces everything in its path to ash or steam.
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Nations at war are often too busy thinking about the human costs of the conflict to spare much thought for the cost to the natural world.
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Reconnect with the natural world, and open our eyes If there's a fact that underlies all this, perhaps it's this: We're no longer connected to nature.
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Climate change is mangling so many things in the natural world it's difficult to tease out its effect everywhere -- but Thorp suspected a totally different culprit.
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Through this, we are given scope for deeper immersion and understanding of a natural world subject to, and often imperilled by, the inexorable footprint of humanity.
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And back in the 1950s and '60s, to most people in the natural sciences it seemed that the natural world would always be there for us.
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There is still so much to love in this world, and Gibson recognizes it in small moments of shared humanity and pockets of the natural world.
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Maybe the sheer amount of time we spend staring at screens, combined with the environmental crisis, has left us craving objects that evoke the natural world.
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His trio of amorphous macro photography series, Streams, Fryars, and /////, capture the subtleties found in the natural world and sucks the viewer into a synesthesia oasis.
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Ovid meets and protects a feral child, of whom the barbarians are afraid, and who teaches the city poet to surrender himself to the natural world.
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Commonly found in coastal or freshwater bodies in the Northern Hemisphere, sticklebacks powerfully challenge our conventional expectations of male-female gender roles in the natural world.
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Sarah Illenberger, an artist and graphic designer, draws unique connections between what she sees and what she hears, with a special focus on the natural world.
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But programme-makers have the power to decide what makes it to the screen and what doesn't—and thus how human beings see the natural world.
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To address the trouble of downed robots, scientists are taking a cue from the natural world, examining how click beetles right themselves after taking a tumble.
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Artists and curators, at least, are shown to be aware of the ongoing destruction of the natural world and the threat it poses to human life.
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Whatever purpose that spiky armor does serve, the quest to discover it speaks to just how little we understand about the natural world we're now erasing.
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"Underlying the daunting complexity of the natural world lies a surprising simplicity, regularity and unity when viewed through the coarse-grained lens of scale," he writes.
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Her work includes meditations on the natural world as well as narratives involving her personal history as a native New Mexican of Lebanese and Mexican descent.
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It too is full of calls to re-immerse ourselves in the natural world and not get too caught up in the distractions of modern life.
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In a sense, Esteban's deliberate environmental manipulations mimicked what happens when conditions shift in the natural world — including what happens as the climate continues to warm.
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The consequences are stark, from rising seas that could swallow island nations to deadly heatwaves, mass extinctions in the natural world and the spread of diseases.
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Bridget Quinn – The A.W.E. Society Reconnecting people with the natural world, Quinn's The A.W.E. Society is an experimental wilderness guide, including site-specific activities and performances.
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And there's some semblance of time travel about the way the car just moves and eats up distances faster than any being from the natural world.
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From developing aerodynamic technology to small conveniences like Velcro, humans have been taking a cue from the natural world for as long as we've been inventing.
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You might not know the name Charley Harper, but it's possible that the midcentury artist's colorful work introduced you to many wonders of the natural world.
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Any dispassionate review of the science — including the 2018 National Climate Assessment — reveals that climate change is a danger to both people and the natural world.
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What has always made the Bay Area stand out in my mind, though, is the readily available access residents have to the natural world around them.
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When we stop using music as a noise-cancelling shield—when we listen sensitively to the natural world—we register how much damage we are doing.
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Though Chän traffics largely in imagery from the natural world, mostly working with plants, animals, and shells, her work retains a profound sense of the ethereal.
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Endowed with this intelligence, we'll not only be able to understand but also influence and optimize the way we interact with ourselves and our natural world.
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Gary loved the natural world and devoted his life to trying to save natural places, and with his work to stop climate change, the entire planet.
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Although not a focus of de Cooker's book, the human intervention in the natural world, and the delicate relationship between the two, is in each image.
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NASA is livestreaming the whole thing right now, so kick back and marvel at the majesty of our natural world from the comfort of your desk.
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Because unless you understand the natural world, you don't understand how the interconnections are so complex that you can damage it without knowing what you're doing.
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The natural world that my generation and the future generations will inherit is going to be very different than the one that older people have enjoyed.
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They're manufactured from silica, a compound made of silicon and oxygen, because the material is abundant in the natural world and harmless to humans and animals.
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It's to measure them nonstop, ideally for decades on end, so that long-term trends can be identified in a notoriously chaotic and variable natural world.
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Attenborough, who has been broadcasting on the natural world since the 1950s, was on Monday the first holder of the "People's Seat" at the U.N. table.
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Henry Fountain, a climate reporter at The Times, looked at the changes that melting glaciers, including ones in British Columbia, will bring to the natural world.
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The natural world continues, and paying attention to it is a way of grounding terror — remembering that whatever else may happen, spring is on the way.
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These results do not match the makeup of the natural world, where many mammalian species have a 1:1 sex ratio at birth, the researchers said.
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His whimsical works often draw inspiration from the natural world; last fall, he enlisted 500 spiders as collaborators for his show at the Palais de Tokyo.
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" Like Bishop, Groff is a careful, sharp recorder of the natural world: "the stealthy bellying" of alligators, "the seethe of insects" and "writhing knots of reptiles.
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If we can, we should force ourselves out of gyms and off machines into the natural world, knowing, or hoping, that we may stumble upon awe.
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This slowly began to change over the past several decades, and now you could argue that humanity has never been more enthralled with the natural world.
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Altering habits like how we eat can make people feel more empowered and less overwhelmed, he said, and can shift our relationship with the natural world.
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Her 403 "Handbook of Nature Study" became the go-to source for teachers and others wanting to interest children in the beauty of the natural world.
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Icons of fox blood, swallow's nests, plumeria flowers, and other features of the natural world mark sites where ingredients for the susto remedy might be found.
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Altogether, he spent nearly 40 years learning to impose order, in the form of names, theories, and family trees, on the chaos of the natural world.
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He said that the stunning setting there had given him a deep affection for nature and made him sensitive to the fragility of the natural world.
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It's a collection of artwork that illustrates both the beauty of the natural world and the social reality of late 18th- and 19th-century colonized India.
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These men are lovers as well as hunters, and their familiarity with other species seems, at first, to reprove our own distance from the natural world.
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Its moniker derives from Ito's affinity for cabinets of curiosities — small historical collections of rare objects that tell weird and wonderful stories about the natural world.
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The beauty of a story is that it can have a dramatic climax where something from beyond the world restores our faith in the natural world.
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Like any of the greatest old tenements, the new building has more details than can be cataloged; its plenty recalls the abundance of the natural world.
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The latest entry in PBS's "Nature" series focuses on the Vikings and their relationship to the natural world, which, it shows, they both exploited and nurtured.
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Our understanding of the natural world is filled with estimates, guesses, and predictions based on a shifting landscape of technology used to measure what's around us.
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This literal chiding of the hazards of industrial progress to the natural world is underscored by a series of round pulp prints that address drone warfare.
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It is in the rough texture of the pulp paintings of Phenomenal Space that we see a more contemplative and personal understanding of the natural world.
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But they're more than just the physical manifestations of how bits and pieces of the natural world found their ways to the elite collectors of Europe.
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If human beings aren't conscious of the natural world around them, he says, then it could disappear as quickly as the woodland surrounding his childhood home.
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Eating the young of one's own species is called filial cannibalism, in case you're wondering, and it is fairly common in the natural world, especially among fish.
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It's similar to recent efforts in which parts of the natural world, things like rivers and forests, are also being granted personhood status, also for legal reasons.
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His advice for the leaders gathered at Davos this week was to care for the natural world and not to waste its resources, from energy to food.
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Scientists from ETH Zurich have taken inspiration from the natural world in a bid to devise a storage medium that could last for potentially thousands of years.
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At the risk of proving her point, I'd argue that mosquitoes are one part of the natural world that humans might be able to control very soon.
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I would imagine his observing sessions and the drawings he made through his telescope to classify the natural world and make sense of the unknown above him.
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Shot in classic widescreen, Mr Cooper's film captures both the grandeur of nature and the smallness of these few characters, emphasising their powerlessness over the natural world.
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"We want to show that no matter what we do to the environment, to the natural world, the impact of nature will always be there," he says.
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Shipman says that the team wanted to "reference some of the original images that humankind ever put in the natural world," like the cave drawings of hands.
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My wife and I decided that we were going to make our children very aware of nature and make them fall in love with the natural world.
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It's as if she's saying that the natural world models endlessly proliferating cycles of growth that, like a child, will always grow out of carefully constructed frames.
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It means our experience of day and night, sleep and wakefulness, is not just a human quirk but a sign we're part of the natural world too.
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In 2014, the first year I got to witness his live show, he released his deafening free jazz album, Imagine Yourself In A Free and Natural World.
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When people see her art, she wants them to think about how the human experience would be "impoverished" if a connection to the natural world is lost.
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The National Park System is turning 100, and The Verge is celebrating with Wilderness Week: a look at the natural world, its freaky critters, and its future.
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The National Park System is turning 261, and The Verge is celebrating with Wilderness Week: a look at the natural world, its freaky critters, and its future.
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Consumers' embrace of the natural world feels like an apt reaction: We fill our homes with living, growing houseplants and hang hand-woven macrame on our walls.
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Clearly, her long apprenticeship with an Ojibwa artist and holy man taught her to look at the natural world differently than either of these two diverse groups.
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You can understand, too, why Mr. McCarthy feels the beauty of the natural world so keenly, and why he has such a personal investment in its preservation.
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Experts there found that up to 1 million species are at serious risk of extinction because of climate change and other human effects on the natural world.
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The museum is pursuing headlong its plan to tear down the Samuel C. Johnson IMAX Theater, the nation's premiere venue for showcasing films about the natural world.
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The vibrancy of the natural world shines brightly in these images via a turquoise sky, shadows projected by rock formations, and bright sunlight reflected on sand dunes.
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That said, there's definitely something in this movie for those who want to see Hollywood chime in on humanity's gross under appreciation of the natural world. Mother!
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It's a lovely reminder that while all the stuff we've got going on is pretty great—art, technology, neat animations—the natural world is truly awe-inspiring.
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Huang introduces the brutality of the natural world into the sanitized space of the museum in order to evoke the violence of the cage that encloses chaos.
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The gallery suggests that the natural world figures heavily in the artist's work, with bursting stones and broken glazes acting as metaphors for erupting volcanoes and earthquakes.
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To her Mr. Peacock seemed "way older than 23 with his gnarly beard," but still they became fast friends as he taught her about the natural world.
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Ms. Smith has united little-known artworks by women that show a female viewpoint that she said echoes the perspective on the natural world in Woolf's writing.
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Perhaps the solution is rethinking what it means to be humans in a natural world, said Layla AbdelRahim, an anthropologist who has studied human understanding of wilderness.
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Many of these deities are regarded both as phenomena of the natural world — rocks, trees, mountains, rivers — and as spirits that have taken up residence in them.
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If the natural world is a symphony, with different species forming the various sections of the orchestra, climate change is poised to make its music less rich.
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This Arctic explorer's fierce yet cool interest in the natural world provides Zumas's suggested answer to the question: What is a woman when she is by herself?
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That a medical system aimed at achieving balance should be held responsible for a calamitous imbalance in the natural world is one paradox of the wildlife trade.
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She culls anything from the natural world that can serve her: exotics, weeds, hairy seed pods, flower leis, dangling clumps of moss, even animal and vegetable matter.
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"We are really messing up with the natural world, and with the climate system, and things like this can be expected to happen more often," Otto said.
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Rebecca Solnit's "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" — a collection of essays on becoming untethered, literally and metaphorically, in the natural world — is both disorienting and grounding.
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In many ways they are the canaries in the coal mine alerting us to the health of the natural world upon which we are dependent for survival.
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Hearing again that we might imagine ourselves born of the natural world, an idea shared by many pre-Christian indigenous cultures, made me feel briefly less hopeless.
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The other odd thing about this staging, whose set (by Rachel Hauck) is a suburban kitchen, is how little sense it conveys of the natural world beyond.
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Perhaps the jitters are responsible for what ended up a sprawling speech that called out humanity's narcissism as the downfall of the natural world -- and, specifically, dairy.
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"(Coyotes are) an important part of the natural world and like everything else, they have their place and they have a role that they play," Sharma said.
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The charm of this fantasy has always been dubious and will presumably fade as the natural world continues to disappear and more and more species become extinct.
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Essentially, Edison believed that spirits of people could become units of energy after death, and perhaps that energy could be bundled to interact with the natural world.
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Yet we modern folk are also guilty of believing that our hopes and our technology will somehow make us exempt from the workings of the natural world.
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The bearded saunterer's enduring popularity has turned on a paring-down of his spiritual eccentricities in order to fit an increasingly reductionist conception of the natural world.
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The app's community of photographers and videographers are working together to create a visual inventory of the natural world, which you can enjoy on your big screen.
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A musical beachcomber, Nørgård writes pieces that embrace not only the wonder of the natural world but also the stone-cold mathematical processes that give it order.
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With the introduction of the bicameral and bipartisan Every Kid Outdoors Act, members of Congress signaled a commitment to connect our children to the natural world outdoors.
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Yet in the natural world, we have done this repeatedly with fish stocks and forests, among many other resources — in some cases to the point of decimation.
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We must treat the natural world as we would the economic world — protecting natural capital so that it can continue to provide benefits well into the future.
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From skeletons to seashells to swordfish, Imperato's collection was a microcosm of how he, and his fellow European curiosi, encountered and catalogued the then-known natural world.
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If the Houston Museum of Natural Science's exhibit is any indication, cabinets and their curiosities continue to inspire audiences with awe and wonder about the natural world.
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It confronts the viewer with the absurdity of trying to harness nature against its will, as the natural world maintains its own agenda, regardless of human intent.
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McCarthy argues that over the past few decades two approaches have been made to stop the destruction of the natural world: the idea of sustainable development (sometimes referred to as "green growth") and the idea that ecosystems have a financial value — so-called environmental economics, which means that price tags are put on the natural world: $375 billion for coral reefs; $131 billion for pollination; and $5 trillion for rain forests.
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As the relationships among the humans become more strained, Miranda finds inspiration and comfort in the natural world and shares a moment of communion with a baby seal.
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"His passion for the environment and the natural world is something I want to repeat in the way I raise George, Charlotte and Louis," William tells the magazine.
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They were greeted on the museum's steps by Sir David Attenborough, whom William interviewed about the importance of the natural world at the World Economic Forum in January.
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That creates real consequences, from rising sea levels -- threatening low-lying islands and cities like Miami Beach, Florida -- to searing droughts and mass-extinction in the natural world.
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Barnosky, the extinction expert from Stanford, said we think of the natural world like a bottomless checking account when we need to see it as a savings account.
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Given all of the factors that go into humanity's interactions with the natural world, we won't assert that there is a magic number to which we should hue.
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"When people came to the camps they were participating in a paradigm shift in consciousness; they were awakening humanity and our relationship to the natural world," said Rivas.
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The stark lines of a skyscraper, for example, are overlaid with similarly architectures in the natural world, like a detail of a leaf or a drop of dew.
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Early on, it was used by government research agencies to map and measure the natural world, from cloud formations to sea floors to the surface of the Moon.
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It's a heartwarming trend, since nowadays we seem to spend much too much time plugged into our digital devices and too little time engaged with the natural world.
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What's driving mistakes like this is the idea that the natural world and natural processes are just like the social world and social processes of people, says Pasquale.
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"We figured that we were also encoding information onto the natural world in a new way and should go with something that was tried and tested," says Shipman.
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"Making The Revenant was about man's relationship with the natural world, a world that we collectively felt in 2015 as the hottest year in recorded history," he said.
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It might seem like Vaughan is an expert with some niche interests, but he's not: He's just a 20-year-old who pays attention to the natural world.
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There's an intractable duality at the heart of Barkskins: a finite natural world and a drove of men intent on harvesting and destroying it for their own benefit.
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Famously, Malick's war film, The Thin Red Line, is just as interested in how war disrupts the natural world as in how it disrupts the affairs of men.
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And it shows how caring for, and experimenting with plants, has impacted art and museums, and continues to be a bridge between human development and the natural world.
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"Our Planet will take viewers on a spectacular journey of discovery showcasing the beauty and fragility of our natural world," said Attenborough at a recent event in London.
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How we collectively choose to combat climate change, as well as the magnitude, timing and unevenness of its effects on the natural world are yet to be seen.
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Obviously, wine is of minuscule importance in the world, compared to many of the great issues, but it's a window into farming and agriculture and the natural world.
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At its heart is a work by the London-based collective United Visual Artists, who have transformed Mr. Krause's recordings of the natural world into 3-D renderings.
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"Making The Revenant was about man's relationship to the natural world," DiCaprio said — a world the passionate environmental activist wants to protect from threats posed by human activities.
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With more than six decades of exceptional work showcasing the natural world, we're sure there will be plenty more species named in his honour where that came from.
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We need urgent action to address the Climate Emergency and devastation of our beautiful and precious natural world, which is being decimated at an unprecedented and tragic rate.
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But I'm angry at humans who act towards the natural world with a lack of empathy which, if displayed towards other humans, would be seen as frankly psychopathic.
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McGregor's book can sound cozy: the villagers and the natural world at their appointed tasks; a regulated, conservative, and somewhat impermeable microcosm; the dribbling gossip of small happenings.
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At times, especially in Morgan's frantic need to engage with the natural world outside her enclosure, we can feel the film reaching for a pathos it hasn't earned.
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Human-caused climate change has been shown to contribute to rising seas, stronger storms, deadlier heat waves, extinction in the natural world, crop failures and more severe drought.
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It shows her curiosity about the natural world and human labor and foregrounds the natural historian and public historian present in all her diaries but never better exposed.
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" Hawking talked up the potential of AI to help undo damage done to the natural world, or eradicate poverty and disease, with every aspect of society being "transformed.
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In case you forgot just how magnificent and terrifying the natural world can be, refresh your memory with this intimidating slow motion brawl between two male Komodo Dragons.
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To understand this joy, he turns to evolutionary psychology and explains how our unbreakable bond with the natural world is the legacy of 50,000 generations of the Pleistocene.
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Within the borders of Area X, all human inhabitants have vanished, and the natural world has returned to its pristine state, without a trace of man-made pollutants.
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The series then peppers in some scenes of loss — like a heartbreaking scene showing walruses plummeting to their deaths — and narration about the perils facing the natural world.
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Thousands of specialists — glaciologists, geologists, geodetic engineers, wildlife biologists and many others — must travel to remote regions to better understand the effects of warming on the natural world.
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And it brought with it the reassuring sense of being part of the natural world, rather than separated from it, as we so often feel ourselves to be.
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"It will be necessary to reintegrate with our wildness, respecting our natural world, if we are to remain on this planet," Ms. Gillis wrote in a program note.
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In midlife he produced two fine novels, "At Play in the Fields of the Lord" and "Far Tortuga," and a glorious spate of nonfiction about the natural world.
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Imagine if the human body had layers or rings; how might they record the events in your life and reveal the history of the natural world around you?
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The washed-out quality of color in newsprint, magazines, and Technicolor film inspire the hues in his paintings and make them distinctly unlike those in the natural world.
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O'Keeffe was floored by Brigman's work; the former's paintings of dying junipers are inspired by the latter's themes of suffering in the natural world, according to Ms. Pyne.
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But the introduction of one "beneficial" species in Yellowstone National Park suggests how rejiggering the natural world for human convenience can cause ecological disaster for almost everything else.
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Finding reassurance in the survival of a few symbolic standard-bearers ignores the value of abundance, of a natural world that thrives on richness and complexity and interaction.
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Behind Giannini's bed is an expanse of Mokum wallpaper featuring a tropical banana-leaf motif designed by the costume designer Catherine Martin, which brings in the natural world.
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A superintelligent digital entity would be able to look more intensely at everything, and so it might develop a greater awe of the intricacies of the natural world.
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Last year, Ledgard teamed up with Federico Díaz, a Czech-Argentine conceptual artist, to imagine how an artificially intelligent robot would conceive of the natural world around it.
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But even though human beings were the cause of these changes, earth-systems science had until recently focused on the natural world to the exclusion of the social.
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Ms. Donovan, 48, a native New Yorker and onetime MacArthur fellow, is renowned for using mundane materials to make large-scale sculptures that often evoke the natural world.
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Though Margaret Atwood is best known for her dystopian novels, her early short stories, including those in "Bluebeard's Egg," offer witty, earthbound characters shaped by the natural world.
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For audiences passionate about craft heritage, sustainable business, or a closer connection with our natural world, HIDA | A Woodwork Tradition in the Making is not to be missed!
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Pepper's ongoing conversation between the natural world and what we build on it calls our attention to our experience of the land rather than her mark upon it.
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It is a natural world free to thrive because we have allowed it to, and because as a race, we humans know the impact that we can have.
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They spiral into everything that is wrong with humanity's relationship with the natural world: ownership, possession, domination, an endless risk-seeking, thrill-hunting death drive and profound betrayal.
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But like most U.S.D.A. regulations, that rate is written for today's conventional farms, where chickens are cloistered in climate-controlled houses and never exposed to the natural world.
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He gives her books to read and teaches her about the natural world, and what the world was like before climate change altered the algorithms of everyday life.
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Even after we empty everything out, even after human ideology and violence hollows us, then there's still something out there in the natural world that we can save.
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Consider an analogy from the natural world: A gazelle will sometimes jump high in the air while grazing, apparently to no end — but it is actually signaling strength.
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These lines roil relentlessly over fluttering hi-hats, mutating, breathing, dividing, and changing in a way that mirrors the delicate harmony and overwhelming complexity of the natural world.
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But springtime is a reminder that we — all of us, liberals and conservatives alike — are also creatures subject to the same atavistic impulses that drive the natural world.
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Centuries before landscape became an independent genre in the West, painters in China were finding ways to represent the meeting of the human mind and the natural world.
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Both curiously foreign and hauntingly familiar, despite its creation through the use of various software and technologies, "Rebirth" first and foremost gets its inspiration from the natural world.
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The report, a summary of which was released on Monday, emphasizes humanity's devastating impact on the natural world, which is accelerating extinctions at an unprecedented rate in human history.
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While our blog is just a log of what we have done we do hope that it will inspire other people to get out and experience the natural world.
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Arnold's films are marked by involvement with the natural world, but bugs are her favorite, and they show up between and during scenes to evoke moods and characters' feelings.
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These images originally appeared on bioGraphic, an online magazine about science and sustainability and the official media sponsor for the California Academy of Sciences' BigPicture: Natural World Photography Competition.
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Or is it victory over the natural world—a malevolent force, screaming with overwhelming and collective murder, just begging to be brought to heel by mankind—that Boris craves?
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And in the book, you outline a number of "comforting delusions," one of which is that climate change is a crisis of the natural world, not the human world.
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As bird and insect populations plummet, sounding new alarms about the health of the natural world, one promising arena where humans can help is also a surprising one: cities.
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"Our understanding of the natural world is based on what is in these collections, so if they are biased we get a skewed view of the world," Cooper said.
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Then my wife explained about the drought and the high winds, and I told our daughter that this was part of climate change making the natural world more dangerous.
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It's a fun way to learn about the natural world from behind a computer, and we rounded up a few of our favorites so you can play along, too.
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Attenborough said the natural world could offer a reprieve at a time of political uncertainty with Britain's decision to withdraw from the European Union and the election of Trump.
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The title of the work, which comes directly from the cover of the book itself, seems to be a clear reference to the human influence on the natural world.
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Given the brutal conditions of the bunker—pitch black, freezing cold, isolated from the natural world—it's not surprising that a bunch of these poor suckers didn't make it.
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However, if you're in London over the next week or so, what you can do is experience a virtual reality installation inspired by these titans of the natural world.
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I think it will be as transformative for our understanding of astronomy as the move from photographs to movies was for our understanding of the natural world on Earth.
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Vulvas emblazoned with cherry blossoms, roses, butterflies, and irises take their place as wonders of the natural world in Salt Lake City artist Jacqueline Secor's expressive mixed-media paintings.
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The data that's showing adverse effects from microplastics is coming from the lab, not from the natural world, where researchers are typically limited to quantifying the abundance of particles.
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These gestural sketches distilled the natural world into line and shape, and became a form of artistic study that would define Kelly's work across mediums and throughout his career.
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It's through science that we're able to learn about the natural world, and they are the ones who support, for example, quality environmental impact statements, which we rely on.
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Eric Asimov, the wine critic at The New York Times for the last 15 years, believes wine, as a product, provides consumers a rare window into the natural world.
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PARIS — The bioacoustician and musician Bernie Krause has been recording soundscapes of the natural world since 1968, from coral reefs to elephant stamping grounds to the Amazonian rain forest.
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"We were really looking at light in a conceptual art way, but we were also thinking about how light functions in the natural world with biomimicry," McCharen told Refinery29.
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And what that does is it drains attention away from real crises in the present moment and also real steps we could take to help preserve the natural world.
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How could our species arrive at planning, empathy, consciousness and so on, if we are part of a natural world devoid of any and all steppingstones to such capacities?
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The film inaugurates a key theme of Malick's oeuvre, man's cruelty as enveloped by the natural world, which both reflects his evil and looks on it in eerie indifference.
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The natural dyes may have represented life to the Miao people, a connection to the natural world, but now those same dyes are Han Shan's actual lifeline — his livelihood.
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"All these disorders involve uncontrollable and endlessly repeating loops of rumination that gradually shade out reality and fray our connections to other people and the natural world," Pollan wrote.
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Catherine Bartlett is an education specialist at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, a nonprofit focused on conservation, science and inspiring others to live in harmony with the natural world.
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"They are very similar people to us, but they don't have the modern tools we do and may have been more in touch with the natural world," McGovern said.
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To paraphrase science reporter Trevor Butterworth, we can be certain our cars will start every morning because the laws of internal combustion are unchanging observations of the natural world.
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Whatever the viewer's takeaway, he said he was convinced that his efforts had made a difference in terms of awareness of the natural world and humans' impact on it.
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Central to his thinking was the concept of "presence" — a preconscious apprehension, usually stimulated by the natural world, of "time transfigured by the moment," as he once put it.
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The contemporary French theorist Bruno Latour has also argued for discarding the idea of nature and the entire framework that puts human culture and the natural world in opposition.
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In "The Thin Place," the backdrop is a rural New England town teeming with animals and with characters who drift between the natural world and a dream-like plane.
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Orra's diagrams for Edward's natural history and geology lessons are almost wholly abstract, and often reduce the natural world to bands of solid color, outlined with lines of black.
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Eason's finely detailed illustrations balance the natural world with a fantastical one: A witch's candy cottage looks as realistic and believable as the elaborately etched bark of a tree.
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Sunday • Join Leslie Day, the author of the "Field Guide to the Natural World of New York City," for a morning nature walk through Highbridge Park in Washington Heights.
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For Scott, much of the focus of her work is trying to introduce viewers to the natural world around them—the same one she grew up admiring in Colorado.
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Photos of flowers in vases, in fact, appear often in the book, and each instance presents a different idea about the natural world and how we look at it.
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For this piece, Talya Epstein, Maggie Jones and Rainey White developed material through blindfolded improvisations that considered the notion of clouds in both the natural world and human nature.
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Not only did he inspire a whole new generation of scientists, he instilled an admiration and curiosity for the natural world in many who were exposed to his words.
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Heightening the expressive setting, the lightboxes, with their colors corresponding to files such as Corriel's iTunes compilations, downloads, and all his passwords, somewhat resemble scenes from our natural world.
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He entered the teahouse and found there a composition of a single morning glory of such exquisiteness that he saw within it the beauty of the entire natural world.
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Just as significant as the study's results were its guiding principles: the Heiltsuk's Gvi'ilas, a body of traditional laws that shape the First Nation's relationship with the natural world.
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As more and more people live in urban environments, disconnected from nature, raccoons represent one of the last remnants of the natural world we are exposed to in cities.
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In an essay for Opinion, Ms. Cowell makes the case for giving children the opportunity to interact with the wilderness so that they learn to preserve the natural world.
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These museums also play a critical role in protecting what's left of the natural world, in part because they often combine biological and botanical knowledge with broad anthropological experience.
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To each house, they have added something of their own personality, as Scarpa himself left behind his mark while allowing the ages and the natural world to shine through.
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In allegorical paintings, prints and murals with a subtle yet richly colorful palette, Ms. Lazo celebrated Mesoamerican cultures, especially the Maya, and the spiritual abundance of the natural world.
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It's a cautionary tale about the hazards of throwaway plastic and an uplifting example of New Yorkers' can-do devotion to their unnaturally natural world (The New York Times).
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He muses on the pleasures of collecting and the natural world, and has a sharp eye for describing the residents of the remote island where he lives and works.
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" He added, "Our attitude is to build borders and claim ownership of the world and its natural resources, when the three-dimensional natural world really doesn't work like this.
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"They've wasted a decade on half-measures and in that time vast areas of the natural world have been destroyed," said Anna Jones, head of Greenpeace UK's forest campaign.
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As the action shifts from mountains to rain forest, Landes makes clever use of drone-mounted cameras and trippy sound design to turn the natural world into a hallucination.
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Through his use of lighting and computer manipulation, DeMarte treats his images of the natural world as we would consumer items: as things that can be improved through augmentation.
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Like all things good and wonderful in our natural world, the inevitable outcome of California's ongoing wildflower "super bloom" was elite, helicopter-flying types of people fucking it up.
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Historically, cabinets like Imperato's contained a plethora of objects from the natural world, like gems, corals, and fossils, as well as cultural artifacts from archaeological sites or ethnographic travels.
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