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So the first thing about my photography was that it made me feel like I existed. People said, 'Can you show me your photos?' and that gave me strength despite my shyness and inhibition.
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CHINA — Millions of workers in China's countryside still harvest rice without mechanization. Here, neighbors help each other with the first steps of the harvest. Changing weather patterns as a result of global warming will make planning the harvest more uncertain for farmers.
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Book of the Week: <i>NorthSouthEastWest: A 360° View of Climate Change</i>
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Book of the Week: NorthSouthEastWest: A 360° View of Climate Change
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NorthSouthEastWest is a thought-provoking book and exhibition co-produced by the Climate Group, the British Council, and Browns that explores both the impact of climate change and the innovative solutions being found to combat it.

In a critical year for the environment, 10 leading Magnum photographers have traveled to 10 climate hot spots around the world to capture the effects of global warming on nature, human rights, economics, technological innovation, and health.

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