Editor:
Deborah Bragan-Turner
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1997:S Issue
from The Jungle
Translated by Neil Smith
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from Fungi
Translated by Joan Tate
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from The fig tree
Translated by Anna Paterson
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The Garden
Translated by Harry Watson
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from Shimmer
Translated by Peter Graves
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from The forest outlaws
Translated by Anna Paterson
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After the flood
Translated by Barbara Fennell
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Canal
Translated by Joan Tate
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Journeys in the high mountains between the tributaries of the Lule River
Translated by Peter Graves
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The whales in Lake Tanganyika
Translated by Irene Scobbie and Barbro Lindberg
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Elin Wägner: feminism and the environment
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The river and the discharge ditch
Translated by Sarah Death
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Alarm clock
Translated by Sarah Death
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Sara Lidman, colonialism and the environment
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The root of life
Translated by Joan Tate
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and the tree replied
Translated by Joan Tate
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A story from the herb garden
Translated by Neil Smith
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Q-marked: Swedish roads, squares and places
Translated by Barbara Fennell
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An unannounced visit from the wilderness - on nature in our culture
Translated by Sarah Death
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Religion Swedish-style: the mystique of nature and the great outdoors
Translated by Sarah Death
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From caring to contempt: the idea of the environment
Translated by Silvester Mazzarella and Anna Paterson
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The diversity of life: a book review
Translated by Harry Watson
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The market is now coming to YOUR LANDSCAPE!
Translated by Irene Scobbie and Barbro Lindberg
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Heard of environmental disasters? Our mental blockage
Translated by Anna Paterson
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After the excess: the inevitable future of human luxury
Translated by Barbara Fennell
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from Energy recovery from used packaging
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