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The Sun InterviewBy Leath ToninoWhere the Wild Things AreJohn Davis on the Urgency of Expanding North America’s Wilderness
Tonino: Where would we humans go if we returned half the continent to the wild creatures?

Davis: Well, much of Canada and the American West is already rather uninhabited by humans. In fact, I suspect more than half of the continent could become ecological reserves. I like the idea that, instead of wilderness islands within a matrix of human development, we reverse the pattern, and humans live densely clustered within a wild matrix. It’s not politically or economically feasible right now, but some such arrangement might be possible eventually.
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Lynn Marie Hildebrandt is an artist, writer, and assistant editor at Vision magazine. She lives in San Diego, California.

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The Air Around Me Was Hissing

I was nineteen and living with three other girls in a big house sandwiched between a linseed-oil factory and a pesticide plant. Two of the girls were nuts, and the smell of linseed oil gave me headaches.

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