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1976 drought

Animating Drought: Making the invisible visible through a persistence of vision

admin 1976 drought, Animation, Drought Science October 13, 2017
Animating Drought: Making the invisible visible through a persistence of vision

Joanne Garde-Hansen, Director of the Centre for Cultural and Media Policy Studies, University of Warwick We often forget that animation was born out of science not art. Early experiments from the 1820s-1890s (such as Paris, Plateau, Horner, Muybridge and Reynaud)Read more

Fowey Trip, March 2017

admin 1976 drought, Drought damage, Narratives, Water supply April 20, 2017
Fowey Trip, March 2017

I spent three days visiting the DRY project River Fowey catchment last month. It was a great opportunity to get to know the area a bit better and make some very helpful friends! I was lucky enough to get gloriousRead more

Did you experience drought of ’76? University researchers want to hear tales of historic dry summer

admin 1976 drought, Narratives August 2, 2016
Did you experience drought of ’76? University researchers want to hear tales of historic dry summer

Taken from UWE News Releases: http://info.uwe.ac.uk/news/uwenews/news.aspx?id=3426 Researchers are urging people who experienced the 1976 drought to share their stories for an academic project. On the 40th anniversary of the country’s most severe water shortage in living memory, academics from aRead more

Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot: Media Representation, Gender and UK Heatwaves

admin 1976 drought May 25, 2016
Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot: Media Representation, Gender and UK Heatwaves

Joanne Garde-Hansen, Reader in Culture, Media and Communication, University of Warwick We know that ‘heat waves are a silent killer, mostly affecting the elderly, the very young, or the chronically ill’ (Bhattacharya, 2003). These groups are unlikely to be representedRead more

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