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THESIS: Declamation: Embracing the Arid State in the Hetch Hetchy Water System

THESIS: Declamation: Embracing the Arid State in the Hetch Hetchy Water System

Mar 11, 2019

Land reclamation is a form of land management, common in the American Southwest, that seeks to alter arid landscapes through a fabricated re-balancing of the hydrological ledger (more…)

THESIS: Submechanophilia

THESIS: Submechanophilia

Jan 6, 2017

Submechanophilia Snehanjali Sumanth Twenty-three federal offshore oil platforms line the coast of Southern California for approximately 200 miles from Point Concepcion, Santa Barbara County to Huntington Beach, Oxford County. Installed from1968 to 1989, they are some of the oldest platforms in the world and currently face the process of complete decommissioning after having consumed the site’s 200-million-year-old reserves in just over a century. The site holds a heavy history with oil; from one of the...

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