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Sea-Change on Dark Mountain

The Horse Latitudes, Dark Mountain

UNITED KINGDOM

2019 July

Very pleased that Inconsequential Defenses from the Solastalgia project accompanies Nick Hunt's story, The Horse Latitudes, adrift on the North Pacific Plastic Gyre.

This story is the second article in Dark Mountain's Sea-change series "...that looks at the changing fate of the world's oceans and how we can respond as artists, writers and feeling human beings. Over the next few weeks we will explore the beauty and the crises of the sea through fiction, art, photography, poetry and memoir."

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