H-Environment Roundtables, a forum for new works in Environmental History & Studies. Current editors: @MelanieKiechle, @KaraSchlichting, and Keith Woodhouse.
📢 A new RT is up & it’s open access!! You know what to do, please RT and share in your networks! https://t.co/OiKkyeeEEe
This one is on Faisal Husain’s “Rivers of the Sultan.” A big 👏🏼to @SeanDLawrence Christopher Morris, Nancy Reynolds & Andrea Duffy
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"Exeter Studies in Environmental Humanities. Past, Present and Future Econarratives", a new book series launched by @UExeterPress
Series editors are Peggy Karpouzou and Nikoleta Zampaki
https://t.co/YzEpvq8Jm0
Hey hey, all! @H_EnvironmentRT is looking for new editors!
The goal of the roundtables is to foster conversation between authors and reviewers. The three editors each pick 3-4 books to feature each year.
Interested? More info:
https://t.co/nEwtvCCXmy
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📢 Another new roundtable is up and like usual it’s open access! You know what to do, please RT and share! https://t.co/WbDaPvHsFP
This roundtable is on Germán Vergara’s “Fueling Mexico.” A big TY to Edward Beatty, Claudia Leal, @historyrocio @EastAsiaSciTech
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📢 Excited to share our latest roundtable where we explore Charles Halvorson’s history of the EPA in “Valuing Clean Air.” A big TY to Christine Meisner Rosen, Jackie M. M. Gonzales, and @LeifFredrickson !!
Thrilled that @MUPublishing is producing an Australian edition of Wetlands in a Dry Land (orig. published by @UWAPress). It will have an Australian Foreword by the wonderful @heather586 along with the original excellent one by Paul Sutter. Out in Aug 2024: https://t.co/YEzpQR0zOm
New article by Faisal H. Husain: “To Dam or Not to Dam: The Social Construction of an Ottoman Hydraulic Project, 1701–02” published in the latest issue of Technology and Culture
https://t.co/O3pO423SPu
Today (8 June), 240 years ago, the Laki eruption began in Iceland. The eruption produced very large volumes of sulfur dioxide that wreaked havoc in Iceland and formed a dry fog above much of the Northern Hemisphere. #Laki1783#envhist#aerosol#volcanoes🌋
Looking forward to being in conversation with an amazing group of Caribbean scholars and activists at the upcoming Vital Alignments conference hosted by the New School on May 12th. Co-organized by the wonderful @tingo_taught_me and Kris Manjapra.
📢Workshop CFP alert for #envhist#envhum#medicalhumanities scholars and artists working on the MENA region:
Healthscapes: environmental and health pathways across the Middle East and North Africa (26-27 July 2023, University of Exeter)
Send your summary by 15 May 2023
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Environmental History Week is April 16-23 and the calendar is filling up! - @ASEH_org
Check out and register for events here: https://t.co/7U6HVcc0G4
And submit your events for the calendar here: https://t.co/M1tQAwCeS0
#envhist#EHWeek2023#envhum
Roundtable alert! Scholars of geography and history join together to discuss @SharikaCrawfo17 The Last Turtlemen of the Caribbean https://t.co/eqSMO8BaZd TY @eahennessy, @rtfielding, Karl Offen and Mary Draper for joining the convo-
If you are missing the intellectual dynamism of the recent, great #aseh2023, consider jumping into this new roundtable in Ian Miller's @imiller82's -Fir and Empire' -TY to @KDPluymers@RuthMostern & Jonathan Schlesinger for this smart conversation