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Cities & Oceans of If

This personal ecological art journal addresses global warming. Issues and concerns that affect and effect the artists work with city planners, scientists and others are addressed here. Root causes of environmental degradation are considered. The blog is part of the "Ghost Nets" site, the first of the series, "Cities and Oceans of If". "Cities and Oceans of If" is an on-going international project. It addresses ecological restoration and our relationship to global warming.

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Jeroen Van Westen

Jeroen Van Westen will be my guest today on the Virtual Concerts. He is an ecological artist working with engineers in the Netehrlands. I expect to discuss his work, the work of his colleagues and how the Netherlands is dealing with global warming. Better than us in the USA I would venture to guess.

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