- s.kanouse
Garyville, Louisiana, USA
almost 6 years ago
Dimensions of toxic whiteness: plantations (like San Francisco) give way to petrochemical plants whose mostly white workers defend the companies that are poisoning them against environmental justice campaigns led by African American fenceline communities. - s.kanouse
Norco, Louisiana, USAalmost 6 years ago
"The refinery makes its own weather" -Wilma Subra on Norco plant in cancer alley - s.kanouse
New Orleans, Louisiana, USAalmost 6 years ago
Graffiti for the Anthropocene at Bayou Bienvenue, where a fresheater cypress swamp was killes by a canal - s.kanouse
New Orleans, Louisiana, USAalmost 6 years ago
Wendi Moore-O'Neal: I already existed as genetic material in the embryos of my great grandmother. I experienced all that my foremothers experiences. - s.kanouse
New Orleans, Louisiana, USAalmost 6 years ago
Old Man River, neutered and without hands - s.kanouse
Genoa, Wisconsin, USAabout 6 years ago
Mullein growing from burial mound in Riverside Cemetery. Settlers established this cemetery on top of thousands years old Native burial mounds, making highly visible the (failed) project of replacement. - s.kanouse
Readstown, Wisconsin, USAabout 6 years ago
Sunrise over the Kickapoo River, one of the oldest rivers in North America due to the absence if glaciation in the Driftless Region about 6 years ago
At Wisconsin’s Indian Lake, Rozalinda Borcila reads from Meskonsing-Kansan, the Anthropocene Drift field guide she co-wrote with Nicholas Brown.
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