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The goal of this project and book is to analyze the history and politics of the Central Coasts region's water problems and to shape a narrative for a better understanding of water as part and parcel of the climate change debate.
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The Lung is a Bird and Fish, analyzes the history of the discovery of air, and specifically, of human and animal respiration, based on archival research including medical reports, patents, visual cultures, and literature.