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Climpact Radar, issue 2 — The opinions that travel, the laws written to stop them, and Climpact's first steps
Beyond verdicts and headlines, Climpact measures how climate litigation drives real change — across law, policy, business and society.
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Fog Signals: September 13 – September 19, 2026
The Moss & Fog newsletter, "Fog Signals," delivers a curated selection of beautiful and thought-provoking content each week. This edition, covering September 13-19, 2026, features a collection of art, architecture, design, and nature highlights that have been carefully selected by Ben VanderVeen, the founder and editor of Moss & Fog. The newsletter has been a long-running visual culture destination since 2009, reaching over 325,000 readers monthly. It showcases extraordinary buildings, breathtaking photography, natural wonders, and other visually stunning content. The newsletter is part of a larger platform that includes a shop offering letterpress prints, patches, pins, and other items worth living with. The Moss & Fog platform also features a Reading Room with books worth keeping on the coffee table. The newsletter is free to subscribe to, and it's part of a broader effort to highlight the most beautiful, surprising, and thought-provoking work in art, architecture, design, and nature. The content is presented in a clean, visually appealing format that aligns with the platform's aesthetic. The newsletter is published weekly, with each edition focusing on a specific theme or collection of content. This particular edition, like others, aims to provide readers with a curated experience that celebrates visual culture and design. The platform has a strong community presence, with over 49,600 subscribers on their main platform and a significant following on social media. The newsletter is part of a larger ecosystem that includes a shop, a Reading Room, and various other content offerings. The Moss & Fog platform has been a consistent presence in the visual culture space for over 15 years, maintaining its focus on quality and curation. The newsletter's content is carefully selected to ensure it meets the high standards of the platform, with each piece contributing to the overall aesthetic and thematic coherence of the publication. The platform's commitment to quality is evident in the attention to detail in both the content and the presentation of the newsletter. The newsletter is a testament to the enduring appeal of visual culture and the importance of curation in a world saturated with digital content. It provides a welcome respite from the noise of the internet, offering readers a focused, beautiful experience that celebrates the best of art, architecture, design, and nature.
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Nobody Was Driving
This week the wheel came off in a war room, a courtroom, and a wet lab.
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EpicMonday 38: Die gefährlichste Form der Dummheit
Freundinnen & Freunde der Weisheit! Dummheit ist nicht zwingend eine Frage mangelnder Intelligenz. Carlo Cipolla schlägt stattdessen vo...
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