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  Rich Oglesby

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• 06 Feb 08
  

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  They're suffering symptoms eerily similar to those of indigenous populations that are forcibly removed from their traditional homelands. But nobody is being relocated; they haven't moved anywhere.

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• 14 Jan 08
  

  Rekha Murthy

  "...scores of Australians described their deep, wrenching sense of loss as they watch the landscape around them change. Familiar plants don't grow any more. Gardens won't take. Birds are gone."

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• 07 Jan 08
  

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• 03 Jan 08
  

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  Glenn Albrecht on solastalgia, feeling sadness for being displaced, Australia feeling the heat of climate change, post Katrina etc.

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  Adam Crowe

  Glenn Albrecht: "Solastalgia is a form of homesickness one gets when one is still at home. We like to think that we're cool, 21st-century people, but the basic sense of a connection to the land is still big. We haven't evolved that much."

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