Mayday Magazine – Issue 5
Mayday magazine Issue 5 (It’s all changing now) is here. Mayday Magazine Issue 5 features a journey into the biodiverse Amazon Basin with Thomas Lovejoy, researcher and founder of the renowned Forest Fragments project, Aaron Bastani’s opinion on the current economic system’s role in the climate crisis, and many more.
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