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New EEHN member publication in Aeon Magazine
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New EEHN member publication in Aeon Magazine

EEHN member David Farrier has a new ‘Ideas’ piece in Aeon Magazine. You can read ‘Deep Time’s Uncanny Future is Full of Ghostly Human Traces’ here: https://aeon.co/ideas/deep-time-s-uncanny-future-is-full-of-ghostly-human-traces

Image: Abandoned homes in Pripyat, 2km from Chernobyl. Photo by Dana Sacchetti/IAEA Imagebank

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