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Toxic Commons: Transmediating Permanent Pollution
This practice-based cumulative dissertation examines environmental remediation as an externalisation mechanism and a constitutive dimension of extractive modernity. It argues that industrial clean-up does not bring extractive histories to a close but instead reorganises and redistributes their toxic
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