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New All knockoffs of ... 'Earth Abides'
(though this series seems to expand on imagined details, some maybe beyond this 1950 book by George R Stewart ... which didn't deal with corpses, IIRC.)
Serendipity: much action is set in Berkeley Hills, so there are believable vignettes of the mode of decay of the local bridges and other tie-ins.
My mother had scored a paperback copy, annotated on the cover, for me. Eerie to be in precise locale, poignant to find her incisive notes -- years later. **** IMO.

If not the earliest version of Earth sans its most dangerous and destructive Terraformer, it may be the first which sold to others than readers exclusively of SciFi/Fantasy tales.

Pity.. no History Channel por moi, though will see about looking in, next door. Thanks for the agenda links!
New I'd read "The World Without Us"
http://www.worldwithoutus.com/

The first episode was quite good. It was interesting to see the Astrodome become a bat cave for about 80 years before the roof collapsed. They also speculated that speech would be heard for a couple hundred years from escaped parrots and their descendants.

This episode took a look at Hashima Island, a Japanese mining town that was abandoned 35 years ago.

http://en.wikipedia....ki/Hashima_Island

Photos
http://home.f01.itsc...a/hashima001.html
     Life After People - (SpiceWare) - (4)
         I've seen a couple episodes. Pretty interesting! -NT - (a6l6e6x)
         All knockoffs of ... 'Earth Abides' - (Ashton) - (1)
             I'd read "The World Without Us" - (SpiceWare)
         Re: Life After People - (dmcarls)

I like when things catch fire and explode, which means I do not have your best interests in mind.
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