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This is How Environmental Graffiti is About to Shift GearMarch 19

Environmental Graffiti has got some exciting news! Next week we’re completely re-launching. Our new platform will not just be a blog, but a magazine created by you. You’ll be able to write on the site, share your knowledge and earn revenue from your articles.

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Paradise is a Land Called KissimmeeMarch 18

Imagine catching some rays as you relax on long, golden beaches, or spending all day on the golf course with your buddies. Perhaps your idea of a great holiday is landing the big one, out there on the sparkling waters, or better still, flying through the air at 60 miles an hour on board a roller...

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13 Incredible Arcus CloudsMarch 18

Seeing a shelf cloud, as impressive as it might be, usually means one thing – run for cover! Like most forbearers of bad weather, what we see from below is just the tip of the iceberg as shelf clouds are attached to a much larger cloud system, usually bringing thunderstorms or cold fronts. Roll...

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Amazing Tape Graffiti by Buff DissMarch 18

Melbourne-based graffiti artist Buff Diss is on a mission to find the perfect place for his graffiti so that it completes and complements what is already there: A friendly hand lending a match to light a random pile of wood, the same hand now shattering a brick wall, adding to the debris below, or...

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White Death: the Sniper Who Killed 700 Soviets in 100 DaysMarch 17

Ensconced in the snow, his all-white camouflage suit rendering him invisible to the invading Soviet soldiers he stalked, Simo Häyhä steadied himself to fire. During the 1939–1940 Winter War, in temperatures as low as –40 °C, the Finnish sniper undertook a killing spree that saw him single-handedly...

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