Giulia Rispoli

[Università Ca' Foscari Venezia @CaFoscari]

🔎Una nuova epoca geologica caratterizzata dall’impatto dell’attività umana sul pianeta: questo è l’#Antropocene oggetto di studio di Giulia Rispoli, ricercatrice del Dip. Filosofia e Beni Culturali rientrata in Italia grazie al programma RL Montalcini.
🌐https://t.co/Jyc6zWin8N

[Giulia Rispoli @GiuliaRispoli6]

I just uploaded 'Planetary environing The biosphere and the Earth system' to @academia! https://t.co/BJ6CNaXlMz

[Anthropocene Curriculum / Anthropocene Commons @anthrocommons]

An “Anthropocene curriculum,” which some felt might be needed to support the navigation of these contradictory demands, is necessarily also a study of this alone-togetherness, of collective lessons learned individually.. https://t.co/r8Bs9jcZKI

[Maria Rentetzi @mrentetz]

The Anthropogenic Markers by the @MPIWG Anthropocene group is out. Thank you @GiuliaRispoli6 and C. Rosol. Proud to have co-organized the nuclear anthropocene workshop with S. Boudia, B. Bensaude-Vincent and K. Sato.
https://t.co/HS82BSTVmd

[John Sabapathy @jwwsabapathy]

This will be great to chair: 'Teaching #environmental #history & the #Anthropocene: challenges and possibilities': @drkarenjones @UniKentHistory, Mark Levene @HistoryAtSoton, Amanda Power @OxfordHistory, @GiuliaRispoli6 @MPIWG.

15/12/2021, 1530 GMT 👇🏽.

https://t.co/m6etGPv9He

[Gerardo Ienna @GerardoIenna]

Another article coauthored with @GiuliaRispoli6 is finally out on @HostHistory: "The 1931 London Congress: The Rise of British Marxism and the Interdependencies of Society, Nature and Technology." #Marxism #Science #History https://t.co/KB4n2PpUFy

[HoST-Journal of History of Science and Technology @HostHistory]

The new HoST issue is online!

You can find it here
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https://t.co/Uj6HGdh0oB

[Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences @HSNatSci]

NEW ISSUE NOW AVAILABLE

See tweets below for summary of contents list
https://t.co/ncNfCxxqre

#histsci #histSTM #AcademicTwitter #twitterstorians

[Sam Robinson @SamHistSci]

@GiuliaRispoli6 and @Doubravkaa consider instead how the superpowers’ Cold War ambitions shaped international scientific activities focusing on the earth and the global environment. https://t.co/V0FkHrCA83 (6/8)

[Anthropocene Curriculum / Anthropocene Commons @anthrocommons]

"Viruses are not independently acting units and should not be regarded as living beings. We cannot kill them as in a war, but only stop them by preventing them from entering the cells and thus from multiplying." -Bernd Scherer, @HKW_Berlin https://t.co/ayn5gTkTFr #COVID19

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

What are the aims of Nature Reviews Earth & Environment? Have a read of our inaugural editorial to find out.

https://t.co/bhQPGwwFKW

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

The Emergence & Evolution of Earth System Science

A Perspective by Will Steffen et al.

https://t.co/rV17VKfflo

@ANU_Climate @sthlmresilience @KRichardsonC @uni_copenhagen @PIK_Climate @jrockstrom @UBBotswana @SebDutreuil @GSI_Exeter @OregonState @JaneLubchenco

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

Cutting the carbon cost of academic research.

An Our Earth article by @John_Quinton from @LancsUniLEC

"Personal decisions to reduce flying can contribute to climate action, and need not compromise research"

https://t.co/JsGRSjO3wt

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

Genealogies of Earth System thinking

A Comment by Giulia Rispoli @MPIWG

"In a time where Earth System Science reaches out to the humanities & social sciences to reflect on its history, attempts to rediscover forgotten genealogies have great value"

https://t.co/lruZO4BfPW