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In fields of pessimism, occasional seeds of hope

Nearly December

? To be concerned or delighted by the persistent lack of snow here, let alone Copenhagen (at 55º 41′N is 12º further north than Toronto)?

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    A fermentation (a.k.a. Compost) of media, technology, social justice, art and the environment as experienced on the ground through the eye of one Canadian photo documentarian, intended to help fertilize the zeitgeist and yield a mixed crop of new ideas surrounding civic engagement.

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