Tessa Hadley on climate loss: At bedtime, I realise there aren’t as many insects in the night-time invasion
In autumn now, brushing through bleached long grass, isn’t the raised cloud of dust-coloured living things sadly diminished?
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In autumn now, brushing through bleached long grass, isn’t the raised cloud of dust-coloured living things sadly diminished?
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