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A project studying climate migration's impact on property and sovereignty in North America. By Noah Gotlib.
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A project studying climate migration's impact on property and sovereignty in North America. By Noah Gotlib.

Crumbling Land would not have turned into the project it has without the generous assistance and support of many friends, family, and colleagues. Special thanks to Rennie Taylor for his photography, Will Gotlib for his editing and audio/visual expertise, Daniel Brlas for his musical score, Georgina Bowman and Juno Yim for their assistance and company on the summer 2024 research trip acrossthe Midwest, Murathan Bilktu for his typeface "BM Survey", and Michael Robinson Cohen & Violette de la Selle of Citygroup.

From friendly local to friends, family, and mentors, additional thanks go out to Wyatt Armstrong, Janine Arostique, Emery Cox, Fiona Cuypers Stanienda, Lea d'Albronn Alexandre, Kielan Ellis, Clinton Esckilsen, Janet Fink, Jeff Frith, Charlie Gaston, David Gotlib, Jane Gotlib, Richard Gotlib, Hyun Vin Kaspers, Virginia Kairys, Anthony Heddlesten, Jonathan Kirschenfeld, Kira Klingen, Dennis Knobloch, Andrew Lange, Dosey Lewis, Tristan Mariner, Jesse McCormick, Michael Morrow, Richard Mosby, Brooke Maslo, John Palmesino, Natasha Peverezina, Ian Pica Limbaseanu, Ann-Sofi Rönnskog, Jack Self, Mary Dahlman Smith, Sally Stott, Chuck Theiling, Larry Weber, Abhishek Wagle, Charles Waldheim, Tony Wang, and Eileen & Terry Wilcox.

Support for this project has come courtesy of:

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