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    Tales of two planets : stories of climate change and inequality in a divided world / edited by John Freeman.
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    [New York, New York] : Penguin Books, [2020]
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  • Global environmental change -- Literary collections.
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    9780143133926 (paperback) :
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    xxv, 290 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
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    N64 35.378, W16 44.691 / Andri Snær Magnason -- Drowning in reverse / Anuradha Roy -- Tracking the rain / Margaret Atwood -- Riachuelo / Mariana Enriquez -- Dusk / Lauren Groff -- From Teotwawki / Lars Skinnebach -- Survival / Sayaka Murata -- The astronomical cost of clean air in Bangkok / Pitchaya Sudbanthad -- A downward slope / Juan Miguel Álvarez -- The floods / Mohammed Hanif -- Born stranger / Burhan Sönmez -- In this phase in the 58th American presidentiad (United States) / Lawrence Joseph -- The storytellers of the Earth / Sulaiman Addonia -- The house of Osiris / Yasmine El Rashidi -- A calypso / Khaled Mattawa -- Cavern / Chinelo Okparanta -- The unfortunate place / Daisy Johnson -- The funniest shit you ever heard / Lina Mounzer -- Machandiz / Edwidge Danticat -- Recording is his priority: on the photographs of Lu Guang / Ian Teh -- El lago / Eduardo Halfon -- The song of the fireflies / Gaël Faye -- The rains / Ligaya Mishan -- The well / Eka Kurniawan -- A blue Mormon finds himself among common emigrants / Tishani Doshi -- Falling river, concrete city / Billy Kahora -- Spring in Wadi Delab, the valley of the (absent) plane tree / Raja Shehadeh and Penny Johnson -- That house / Tayi Tibble -- Hawaiki / Tayi Tibble -- Bruno / Aminatta Forna -- Sick world / Diego Enrique Osorno -- The psychopaths / Joy Williams -- Coral watch / Ishion Hutchinson -- On the organic diversity of literature: notes from my little astrophysical observatory / Sjón -- The imperiled / Krys Lee.
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    In this collection of fiction, essays, poems and reportage, Freeman draws together writers from around the world to help us see how the environmental crisis is hitting some of the most vulnerable communities where they live. The effects of global warming are especially disruptive in less well-off nations, sending refugees to the US and elsewhere in the wealthier world, where they often encounter the problems that perennially face outsiders: lack of access to education, health care, decent housing, employment, and even basic nutrition. But the problems of climate change are not restricted to those from the less developed world: people who can't sell their home because the building is on a flood plain, people who get displaced and cannot find work, and more. -- adapted from back cover
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