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October 2018, no. 405
Welcome to the October Environment issue of ABR! Highlights include:
• Review of the Month: Felicity Plunkett on Behrouz Boochani’s powerful memoir No Friend But the Mountains
• Susan Reid looks at Adani and the coal industry’s influence on Australian politics
• Tim Flannery on Bruno Latour’s new book on climate change
• Cassandra Atherton on Haruki Murakami’s new novel
• Fiona Gruber on Chloe Hooper’s book on Black Saturday
• Lauren Rickards comments on coal, fossils, and aluminium
• Nicole Abadee on Markus Zusak’s new novel Bridge of Clay
• Gail Bell on Leigh Sales’s new book on unexpected trauma
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Full Contents
Environmental Studies
Frank Bongiorno reviews 'City Life: The new urban Australia' by Seamus O’Hanlon
Environmental Studies
Paul Humphries reviews 'Wild Sea: A history of the Southern Ocean' by Joy McCann
Environmental Studies
Tim Flannery reviews 'Down to Earth: Politics in the new climate regime' by Bruno Latour
by Tim Flannery
Environmental Studies
Susan Reid reviews 'Adani and the War Over Coal' by Quentin Beresford
by Susan Reid
Essay Collection
Francesca Sasnaitis reviews 'The World Was Whole' by Fiona Wright
Open Page
Open Page with Kristina Olsson
Publisher of the Month