Final weekly class challenge in #EnvironmentalHistory class: sum up the argument of #CrabgrassCrucible in <140 characters. "Through embodied local knowledge & changing perceptions, threats to nature & bodies in post-war US suburbs produced modern environmentalism. @ChrisCSellers
Weekly Class Challenge in #EnvironmentalHistory class: State the argument of #Plutopia by #KateBrown in <140 characters: "US & USSR elites polluted landscapes by creating secure atomic cities (Plutopias). Citizens traded safety & rights for middle class lives." @OxUniPress
Weekly Class Challenge in #EnvironmentalHistory class: State the argument of #ActsofGod by Ted Steinberg in <140 characters: By framing disasters as “natural,” American elites have obscured their role in creating unsound policies that reinforce social hierarchies. @OxUniPress
We're gearing up for a HUGE weekend with @VTBertoti2018 - our annual graduate history conference! Check out the final program at the link below! https://t.co/LPTJNZG3m9
Weekly Class Challenge in #EnvironmentalHistory class: State the argument of #CitizenCoke by @bartelmore in <140 characters: Coke’s success relies on outsourcing the production and distribution of its products that is environmentally and economically unsustainable.
#EnvironmentalHistory Class Challenge this week: to summarize the argument of #KillingforCoal in < 140 characters. "Coal is central to the intertwined labor and environmental histories that led to 50 years of interclass conflict and the CO coalfield wars." @Harvard_Press
Here's a throwback to 93 years ago, when the first five women graduated from Virginia Tech. 💪
Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all of our awesome #HokieLadies. 🦃 💃
@karl_jacoby@ucpress Good points! We like how this version emphasizes the end result of pushing rural people into the labor market. Thanks for engaging with us on this!