Dotted around the world are many examples of abandoned cities, monuments and settlements which appear to provide stark evidence of the part fluctuations in the climate can play in human activities.
An edition of Does the weather really matter?
(1997)
Does the weather really matter?
the social implications of climate change
by William James Burroughs
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