Summary

Anthroposphere, the Oxford Climate Review, is an interdisciplinary magazine founded at Oxford University open to all, designed to explore climate change and the Anthroposphere. The publication features top-tier dispatches ranging from human-focused narratives to natural phenomena like honey bees and the forest for the trees, alongside art reviews and discussions on environmental nostalgia. The core content delves into issues involving Indigenous science solutions, tourism legacies, and diverse ecological narratives, all curated by authors such as Cindy Xie, Kaitlin Hyde, and Regina Kong. Readers can access thousands of digital issues from Volume I to IX at competitive prices, with digital editions often available in bulk or on sale. The magazine balances scientific rigor with human connection, inviting readers to engage with global climate issues through a wide array of compelling stories and expert commentary.

Title

Anthroposphere | The Multidisciplinary Climate Magazine

Description

Anthroposphere: The Oxford Climate Review is a climate magazine for interdisciplinary critique, analysis, and ideas on climate change now published bi-annually. Read our in-print issues or online articles.

Keywords

issue, price, quick, view, cart, features, climate, reviews, 1000, stock, oxford, join, dispatches, regular, sale, page, review

NS Lookup

A 185.230.63.171, A 185.230.63.107, A 185.230.63.186

Dates

Created 2026-04-14

Updated 2026-04-20

Summarized 2026-04-21