 a privilege, which actually obscures the fact that to be without a garden, or to be without green space, or to be without access to a park, or clean water, or the forest, or fruit trees, or birdsong, or shade, or a deep and abiding relationship with a tree, or to be without health care, and so often to be without health, is violence. It is abnormal, even if it is the norm. And it is an imposition of precarity that is not natural.