Katja Doose

Environmental Historian; interested in the history of Russian climate science and culture; Uni Fribourg.

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Our piece on the consequences of the war on Russian climate strategies and science co-written with Angelina Davydova and Alexander Vorbrugg is out.
https://t.co/8QjcNDzMUP

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

An interesting and sad article on how Russia uses the sanctions as a way to continue logging valuable forests and thereby destroys natural systems.

https://t.co/qlCefli9Sk

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

And yet another sad dimension of this war: Russia is logging forests in Ukraine meant to prevent erosion.
https://t.co/2TaoSurbn5

[Angelina Davydova she/her @angelinadavydov]

my new article for the @opendemocracyru explaining Russia's position and statements at #COP27 as well as giving an insight into the latest developments of the country's climate policies in general https://t.co/2BsfuaEss6

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Looking forward to our ASEEES panels on Environmental change in Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet Earth Sciences with @Graber_says, @peyyichu, Tatyana Bakhmetyeva, Kirill Levinson, Marc Elie, Christine Bichsel, Anna Amramina, Stephen Brain, Albert van Wijngarden!

[ASEEES Committee on Environmental Sustainability @ASEEES_Enviro]

OCT 13
Tracing the Anthropocene: Environmental Change in Russian, Soviet, and post-Soviet Earth Sciences: I
8-9:45am, VR14
@Graber_says, @DooseKatja, Kirill Levinson, Tayana Bakhmetyeva, @peyyichu

[Le Ruche @le_ruche]

[Agenda] Le prochain colloque du Ruche, co-organisé avec le @CarsonCenter, se tiendra dans qqs jours près de Munich : “Silent Springs : Global Histories of Pesticides and our Toxic World(s)” (16-19 octobre). #envhist
https://t.co/qQWW0Qqa3E

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Our project on the History of Glaciology in Central Asia (SNF) is looking for support: open-rank position (PhD or Post-doc). Deadline: 31.10.2022

https://t.co/L2wrBoItoZ

[The Eurasian Climate Brief @EurasianClimate]

💥 New episode on the Nord Stream leaks. Take a listen for the latest info and leading analysis from @sascha_m_k from @Umwelthilfe and @angelinadavydov about the leaks' climate and energy security implications.https://t.co/IZjM5h6ULi

[Angelina Davydova she/her @angelinadavydov]

Erneuerbare Energien waren endlich auch in Russland auf dem Weg, um wettbewerbsfähig zu werden. Nun liegt die russische Energiewende auf Eis. Gleichzeitig bedeutet der Krieg einen Schub für Erneuerbare und Energiesparen in Europa und weltweit https://t.co/zRFfRMqbLG

[Environment+Society @env_and_society]

In the latest 𝘈𝘳𝘤𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘢 article, Darya Tsymbalyuk asks, “What does it mean to be an environmental researcher of Ukraine at the time of Russia’s war of Ukraine?”

Read the full article here: https://t.co/QCBlZM68MQ

#envhist #envhum @DaryaTsymbalyuk @IWM_Vienna

[ESEH Bristol 2̶0̶2̶1̶ 2022 @ESEH2021]

It’s the Big Day! ESEH is gooooooooo! An amazing 350 of you have joined the online conference today. Wow! #eseh2022

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Join Marc Elie, Nikolai Dronin, Frank Uekötter and myself today for our panel @eseh2022 "Blaiming and praising the weather.Historical perspectives on climate change and agriculture in Russia, 1960-2020"| Tue 9 AM | 2D1 Priory Road | in Bristol and online

https://t.co/aZ7OEZQOIQ

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

New restrictions on "foreign agents" in Russia = limitations on environmental monitoring. "Foreign agents" can no more: Provide expertise during state environmental review or take part in organizing public environmental review.

https://t.co/Lx06fjl6Q7

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

An interesting and shocking piece about the environmental costs of the war in Ukraine.

https://t.co/f2WuhBH6AJ

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

An interesting opinion piece by Alexey Levinson (@levada_ru) on the connection between energy transition in Europe and Putin's motivation to hold on to the war.
https://t.co/U7wtn0DvyY

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Join @LaurentCoumel's and Marin Coudrin's online round table discussion on "Russia's war in Ukraine. Environmental issues" on June 16.

https://t.co/aNN7hlH9rY

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Yet another example of how the war in Ukraine affects the environment and is used as en excuse to lift environmental regulations in Russia.

https://t.co/x2zyDMYRmb

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

@AVorbrugg @RGS_IBG @unifr @unibern @angelinadavydov Couldn't agree more!

[Katja Doose @DooseKatja]

Lagoonscapes. The Venice Journal of Environmental Humanities is looking for submissions for a special issue on "Conceptualizing Environments in Russia: Critical Reflections on Ecology, Culture and Power."

https://t.co/958UwBsrb6

[Deutsche Gesellschaft für Osteuropakunde e.V. @DGO_Berlin]

Wir begrüßen die Entscheidung der Bundesregierung, Regierungs-Kritiker*innen aus Russland unbürokratisch längere Aufenthaltsgenehmigungen zu ermöglichen. Insbesondere befürworten wir die explizite Unterstützung von Wissenschaftler*innen.
https://t.co/crYgcFhzcP (via @DLF)

[Erica Marat @EricaMarat]

“Time to Question Russia’s Imperial Innocence” — is one of the most important pieces I’ve co-authored with the amazing @BotakozKassymb1. The Russian war in Ukraine forced decolonial discourse into the mainstream and we are here to discuss🧵
https://t.co/d95P1Mo28u