Figure 3. was no one / way went Alice (2015), collage from Jennifer Scappettone’s The Republic of Exit 43: Outtakes and Scores from an Archaeology and Pop-Up Opera of the Corporate Dump , 57. More

Figure 2. One of the LakeLab’s nine-meter-diameter enclosures. Note the concentric lighting “rings” above the mesocosm. Photograph by author. More

Figure 3. A red-tailed hawk landing on one of the Big Creek transmission towers near Sanger, California. Photograph by author. More

Figure 4. Spikes on the outer crossarms of one of the Big Creek transmission towers in the Central Valley of the kind that were first installed in 1924. The edge of a horizontal steel pan meant to catch bird excrement can be seen at the left. The smaller spikes on the crossbar above More

Figure 5. One of the huge pylons carrying power cables across the estuary, seen from the Severn Bridge. More

Figure 2 One of the huge machines of demolition at the CSR Sugar Refinery at Glanville, January 1993. CD booklet image, courtesy Chester Schultz. More

Figure 5. CT scan of soil core samples from depths of 25–45 cm. (Top) Undisturbed soil. (Bottom) Soil disturbed by one occasion of compaction fourteen years earlier is shown in 2013. Courtesy of Lamandé et al. More

Figure 1. Drawing of the Boulton and Watt Engine, Object No. 18432, Powerhouse Collection. This technical drawing is one of three surviving Boulton and Watt Rotative engines built in 1784 for use in the Whitbread Brewery and first steamed in 1785. Courtesy of the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney More

guards on one of the dirt roads crisscrossing the national park. Guards made mimetic copies of themselves, aiming to startle intruders with uncanny specters (Photograph: Eben Kirksey) More