Nuestra investigación sustenta que la presencia de estas ciudades y sus humanos NO deterioraron al medio ambiente, sino que aceleraron la formación de tierras hiperfértiles. Es decir, esta forma de convivencia de humano y no-humano MEJORARON las condiciones para biodiversidad.

Goldsmiths, University of London David Wengrow Forensic Architecture La Biennale di Venezia Saw it two days ago! Truly mesmerising

Today we publish the first video in Forensic Architecture's Investigative Toolkit, a new tutorial series breaking down techniques FA has developed and applied within its human rights investigations. Our first tutorial covers 'photomatching' in Blender: youtu.be/MoEwL2fbtDM

Photography was put to immediate use: for science, for documentation, for portraits, for journalism, and so on. This image from the French Revolution of 1848 was the first ever photograph used to illustrate a news story. The beginning of modern news?

An investor on CNBC celebrates that defense spending could soar over $1 trillion now that the House has elected a speaker amid major geopolitical conflicts.

for The Baffler, I wrote about the nonsensical claims that “Palestinian refugees” and Hamas militants will show up at the US-Mexico border and the Israeli technology—advertised as “battle-tested” on Palestinians—used to surveil the borderlands thebaffler.com/latest/from-th…

On the front page today: radioactive waste and our sobering history of treating the ocean as a toxic dump latimes.com/environment/st…

Jasmin Paris Jasmin Paris finished loop five of the #BM100 in 59:58:21.

Olive groves razed, strawberry fields bulldozed and greenhouses torn to shreds. Israel's invasion of Gaza has decimated Gaza's food infrastructure. We spoke with Palestinian farmers & analysed satellite imagery to show the war's long term impact on food. wapo.st/44psBo6

Ashraf Omar Alakhras had a family farm in Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza near the border with Israel. “We grew oranges, lemons, potatoes, eggplant, tomatoes and cucumbers.” In late January, he said, Israeli bulldozers plowed it under to clear space for a militarized buffer zone.

Agriculture accounted for nearly half of Gaza’s total land area before the war, according to UNOSAT. 45% of that agricultural land has now been damaged.

My first article for KQED is out today. It tells the story of Hebah Hefzy, the first hijabi runner to finish the Western States Endurance Run, the oldest 100-mile ultramarathon in the world. kqed.org/news/11992681/…

I heard this this morning on my walk-- wow! KQED Forum Mina Kim interviewing Suzanne Ciani an absolutely amazing pioneer woman artist-- very inspiring kqed.org/forum/20101019…

On Sunday, Hebah Hefzy, a neurologist and mother of three, became the first hijab-wearing athlete to complete the Western States Endurance Run. kqed.org/news/11992681/…

"Werner Herzog on the differences between LA and NYC: "Wherever you look i[n LA there's] an immense depth, a tumult that resonates with me. New York is more concerned with finance than anything else. It doesn't create culture, only consumes it; most of what you find in New York

Composer Finds Inspiration in the Cosmos; First Hijabi Runner Completes Western States Race dlvr.it/TBQRJR