Solastalgia - Glenn Albrecht
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Año Internacional de la Biodiversidad Colombia Solastalgia Glenn Albrecht Murdoch University - Australia 2010colombia.com www.humboldt.org.co
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Editor's Notes
- CRRMH research reveals that for some rural women the simple loss of their gardens could be a major trauma despite more wide-ranging impacts of drought such as increased workload, anxiety about income and hopelessness about the future. "Losing a garden is often quite dramatic, it's often the only thing that's between them and a vast landscape of dust“ (Sartore 2005) CRRMH research reveals that for some rural women the simple loss of their gardens could be a major trauma despite more wide-ranging impacts of drought such as increased workload, anxiety about income and hopelessness about the future. "Losing a garden is often quite dramatic, it's often the only thing that's between them and a vast landscape of dust“ (Sartore 2005)