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Graduate student Erin Cooney will show her exhibition, &quot;I Need the Sea Because It Teaches Me,&quot; at the Broad Art Center on Tuesday after a panel discussion on art and climate change. (Lauren Man/Daily Bruin)

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Erin Cooney recorded herself grieving over climate change. The video is paired with sounds of insects and other animal life in a Puerto Rican rainforest, which fade out over time to represent the fauna diminishing since the 1970s.

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New ways of seeing the sea: Installations invoke emotions of environmental change

By Eli Countryman

March 4, 2019 10:49 p.m.