DARK CLOUDS

Climate Change is a Mental Health Issue

Lauren Simkin

DATA CENTRED

DESTINY

The Impact of Cloud Computing Really Is in the Skies

Elena Pavere

WATER WARS

The Nile Basin's Most Valuable Commodity

Olivier Morland

THE OVERTON

WINDOW

The Public Emergency of Climate Denial

Eammon Gumley

CONCRETE STEPS

How Architectural Norms

Need to Change

Jemma Jamin

STORYMAKERS

The Importance of Diversity within the Climate Movement

Matthew Beale

CLIMATE EDITION

Spring 2020

Experience in Full

The Climate Issue

Rachel Taylor Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.
Rachel Taylor Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.
Rachel Taylor Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.
Rachel Taylor Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.
Rachel Taylor Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.

Gemma Baker New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.
Gemma Baker New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.
Gemma Baker New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.
Gemma Baker New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.
Gemma Baker New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.

FOREWORD

by the Editor

EDITION INTERVIEW

DEBRIS OR NOT DEBRIS

Talking, Trash, Tea and Space Debris with Rising Star Harriet Brettle

Tom Gardner

Climat Video

CLIMATE EDITION

Spring 2020

Rachel Taylor

Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.

Rachel Taylor

Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.

Rachel Taylor

Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.

Rachel Taylor

Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.

Rachel Taylor

Typically, under the Rayleigh effect, blue light scatters to make the sky look blue. Wildfires fill the sky with larger ash particles that allowed the red light to scatter the blue, painting a hellish landscape. Taken in Cobargo, New South Wales.

Gemma Baker

New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.

Gemma Baker

New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.

Gemma Baker

New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.

Gemma Baker

New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.

Gemma Baker

New South Wales fires burned the equivalent of over 10 million football pitches worth of land this bushfire season. Taken in Nowra, New South Wales.

FOREWORD

by the Editor

EDITION INTERVIEW

DEBRIS OR NOT DEBRIS