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Nature Pushes Back Even to the Ruins: a New Ecological Survey by Anthropologist Anna L. Tsing

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Like the mushroom of the end of the world, which it has made famous, life proliferates even in devastated places. A paradox that is tirelessly unfolded by the American, which publishes our new nature. Anthropocene field guide.

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Nature Pushes Back Even to the Ruins: a New Ecological Survey by Anthropologist Anna L. Tsing

Like the mushroom of the end of the world, which it has made famous, life proliferates even in devastated places. A paradox that is tirelessly unfolded by the American, which publishes our new nature. Anthropocene field guide.

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Télérama.fr broke the news in 20 hours ago on Sunday, July 6, 2025.

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