Melting Melodies: The Sounds of Climate Change
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Norwegian sound artist Jana Winderen uses hydrophones to record the symphony of melting glaciers globally, transforming these vanishing sounds into haunting compositions that reflect humanity's connection to nature amid climate change.
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