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          <title>Drawing (on) a decade of climate change in the North</title>
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          <description>Artist Alison McCreesh’s latest book documents her travels around the Arctic during her 20s. In retrospect, she sees an environmental narrative that followed her</description>
          <dc:creator>Elaine Anselmi</dc:creator>

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