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@UEA_History@CanadianRichard Richard was so many good qualities rolled together in one person. He cared deeply for our students, and as a colleague I admired him and trusted him in everything. We'll always hold him in our fondest love and memory. Tom.
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NEW PAPER: Bottle reuse and return schemes - voluntary approaches were extensively trialled by the Victorians and we need government intervention to reduce bottle waste, says Tom Licence, on the day the #EnvironmentBill is reintroduced to parliament https://t.co/eDKUrv3Mzh
Normalising bottle return and reuse: lessons from the Victorians on the limits of voluntary schemes by Tom Licence https://t.co/Y3CfYmNIFW via @HistoryPolicy
61.2 is hot off the press! Our latest special issue contains selected papers and responses from the sixteenth annual conference of the North American Victorian Studies Association (@navsa). Read here: https://t.co/D2Z4hEeqEd
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@JamesKneale Yes - but we're strong believers in the argument for making a full documentary just about us! Digging up Victorian rubbish is great for history buffs, mindfulness, and a memory of more innocent throwaways, as you say.