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ISSUE 4 - STORM
And then there are the crackling sounds that the ice emits while melting; air – sealed in pockets inside the ice for thousands of years – is released... it speaks its own language
Olafur Eliasson, IFLA! issue 4
With ideas about how to avoid the crisis proliferating, in issue 4 we look at what change means in environmentalism.
We talk to people around the world about how the landscapes they know have evolved in the last decades, learn about different ways to discuss green processes, and consider suggestions of how to revolutionise our systems.
ISSUE 3 - PROTEST
You don’t need to worry about the end of the world he reassured me.
This sits uneasy with me &
I don’t know if it’s true.
Phoebe Thomson, IFLA! issue 3
In issue 3 of IFLA!, our writers and illustrators called for profound change. Now we begin to ask what that change, in all its complexity, might look like.
To protect our environment, we must learn from all corners, disciplines and backgrounds. Luckily, from theatre to pollution, and architecture to waste, at IFLA! we’ve found no shortage of ideas.
ISSUE 2 - FIRE
2019 must be the year that we muster all our
collective courage and strength to put the
restoration and protection of the natural world at the heart of our economy.
Caroline Lucas MP, IFLA! issue 2
Following a tumultuous 2018 for climate action, at IFLA! we've been thinking about profound change.
In issue 2 we consider how best to prioritise Indigenous voices, redesign design questions and take a look at a long history of attempts to change the weather. We look at peat bogs and algae; cosmetics and tungsten bulbs, and untangle a few more strands of humanity's greatest challenge.
ISSUE 1 - TEMPERATURE
Ice storm rolls from Texas to Tennessee - I'm in Los Angeles and it's freezing. Global warming is a total, and very expensive, hoax!
Trump, 2013
The graphics in this magazine are taken from global surface temperature maps dating back to 1884.
Between then and now, the average global temperature has increased by nearly a whole degree.
Two-thirds of this occurred in the last 43 years.
Source: NASA Earth Observatory