Unstoppable and yet constant, the Clyde is a mainstay of its city’s identity. This essay, researched by Louise and Jude Barber, explores – with provocation and pride – the river’s heritage and current stewardship. It challenges the privatisation of once shared natural resources ad suggests radical change to secure the Clyde’s future and that of its human and more-than-human neighbours and inhabitants.
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Who Owns The Clyde? by Louise Welsh
Unstoppable and yet constant, the Clyde is a mainstay of its city’s identity. This essay, researched by Louise and Jude Barber, explores – with provocation and pride – the river’s heritage and current stewardship. It challenges the privatisation of once shared natural resources ad suggests radical change to secure the
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