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Into the Fire: Summer 2021 Edition Call For Contributions
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Into the fire: Summer 2021 Edition call for contributions

We’re calling for contributions for our Summer 2021 edition of Green Agenda: On fire in politics and policy. Submit your short pitch to contribute to the debate on sustainability, social justice, peace and nonviolence, and democracy. This earth, I never damage. I look after. Fire is nothing, just clean up. When you burn, new grass coming up. That means good animal soon, might be goanna, possum, wallaby. Burn him off, new grass coming up, new life all over. Bill Neidjie, Bunitj elder Fire holds a compelling place in the Australian political imagination. We know fire-as-literal all too well, especially during [...]

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