These
posters for
national parks should absolutely terrify you
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Conceptual artist Hannah Rothstein isn't particularly pessimistic, but when it comes to the future of our planet she's worried. That's what prompted her to recreate iconic
national Park Service
posters as the
parks could look in 2050.
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"I'm worried about where we might be headed if we don't take responsiblity for our actions and enact positive change," she said in a phone call Thursday from Berkeley, California, where she's based.
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