We see it among the nuclear refugee

We see it among the nuclear refugees of post-Fukushima Japan or the frontline communities of the Global North, as well as in the cultural activism of groups such as Dark Mountain, where activism ismeant to facilitate a mental or cultural adaptation to loss rather than to prevent it. In the wider discourse on the environment as well, there appears to be an increasing preoccupation with catastrophe, not so much as a future threat but as a present reality or as a future that can no longer be averted.

結果 (繁體中文) 1:

我們看到它後，日本福島的核難民或全球北方的前線社區之間，以及在群體如深山，在那裡行動ismeant，以促進精神或文化適應的損失，而不是文化激進主義防止它。在以及對環境的更廣泛的話語，似乎是與災難越來越關注的問題，與其說是作為一個未來的威脅，但作為目前的現實或未來的可不再是可以避免的。

結果 (繁體中文) 2:

The story description: a little girl by his mother arranged to do the same thing every day, get up on time, eat, read ... One day, for some reason, she met the old gentleman next door, and he told the girl a lot of stories, and the plot began.

結果 (繁體中文) 3:

我們在後福島日本的核難民或全球北方的前線社區中，以及在黑暗山等團體的文化激進主義中看到了這一點，在那裡，激進主義的目的是促進對損失的心理或文化適應，而不是防止損失。在關於環境的更廣泛的討論中，人們似乎越來越關注災難，與其說是未來的威脅，不如說是當前的現實，或者說是一個無法再避免的未來。