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Recorded18 Feb 2022

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On this episode of Shorewords! join host Lesley Ewing in conversation with Marina Psaros about The Atlas of Disappearing Places: Our Coasts and Oceans in the Climate Crisis, co-authored with Christina Conklin. The Atlas tell the stories of existential climate threats and what might come next. The Atlas uses 20 coastal communities from around the world to highlight four main threats to the global ocean ecosystem arising from chemical impacts, storms, warming water and rising tides. Enjoy Marina’s stories about this 5-year project, steps to become transilient, her earlier efforts with the King Tides project, and those things that help her maintain a positive perspective of the coast.

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