You've got to dig to dig it, you dig?
Black thought might offer a more taxing ecological critique too.
A Coal Mine for Every Wildfire Can we circumvent politics with direct action? by James Butler
via Property Will Cost Us the Earth : Direct Action and the Future of the Global Climate Movement, Edited by Jessie Kindig.
À la fin du parcours, Mawoule et ses pairs ont remis un drapeau hautement symbolique aux autorités municipales. Avec le soleil au milieu, « ce drapeau traduit la tradition des Tainos et la culture de la canne à sucre tendant à disparaitre de la commune », expliquent-ils, espérant que l’étendard sera pris en considération et hissé.
Emmanuel Saintus, Journal Haïti Progrès
Provided to YouTube by RCA Victor
The Lagoon · Gavin Greenaway
The Thin Red Line
? 1999 BMG Music
Released on: 1999-01-11
Arranger, Composer, Producer: Hans Zimmer
Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer: Alan Meyerson
Harp: Ellie Choate
Orchestrator: Bruce Fowler
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Violin: Endre Granat
Coordinator: Rosanna Sun
Orchestrator: Yvonne S. Moriarty
Assistant Engineer, Engineer: Gregg W. Silk
Harp: Katie Kirkpatrick
Arranger: Klaus Badelt
Flute: Daniel Kuramoto
Flute: June Kuramoto
Unknown: Lee Scott
Unknown: Adam Smalley
Percussion: Francesco Lupica
Mastering Engineer: Joe Gastwirt
Percussion, Vocal: Johnny Mori
Coordinator: Maggie Rodford, Air Edel & Associates
Bassoon: Ken Munday
Coordinator: Tom Broderick
Percussion: Emil Richards
Percussion: Danny Yamamoto
The care with which […] the green is wrong and the white is wrong, the care with which there is […] plenty of breathing. The care with which there is incredible justice and likeness, all this makes a magnificent asparagus, and also a fountain.
To read – Claire-Louise Bennett’s “Checkout 19” (Riverhead), “a novel that is deliberate in its construction, down to the individual word, and yet aggressively resistant to definition”, via newyorker.
Shivering Soldier, Hans Zimmer, Dunkirk (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), 2017.
