In our first piece of the issue we cover a recent study published in @antipodeonline.bsky.social that examines how capitalism links trees in British Columbia to energy production in the U.K.

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And in this issue's eco-fiction review, @benlockwood.bsky.social reviews Reef Mind, from @hazelzorn.bsky.social and @tenebrouspress.bsky.social

Our second news story covers new research in the southern Appalachians reveals the impacts that forest fragmentation has on bat ecology

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In our first piece of the issue we cover a recent study published in @antipodeonline.bsky.social that examines how capitalism links trees in British Columbia to energy production in the U.K.

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"...the idea behind Rotting Leaf Magazine is to explore the nature-society binary. To break it down and move it and challenge it. That’s the pretentious answer. I could also say that there’s just not enough weird shit getting published so why not some more?"