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ASEH 2021 Postponed - Announcing Environmental History Week 2021
The American Society for Environmental History has decided to postpone our April 2021 conference in Boston because we are not confident that Covid-19 will allow us to hold a large, in-person meeting this coming spring.
New Roundtable on Jennifer Thomson, The Wild and the Toxic
Dear Colleagues,
I'm happy to announce a new edition of H-Environment Roundtable Reviews on Jennifer Thomson's The Wild and the Toxic: American Environmentalism and the Politics of Health.
https://networks.h-net.org/thomson-wild-and-toxic-american-environmentalism-and-politics-h...
Title: The Wild and the Toxic: American Environmentalism and the Politics of Health
Podcast: Environmentalism in the 1990s
H-Environment subscribers might be interested in a recent episode of the podcast series Barely Gettin' By: The Long 1990s, hosted by Australian historians Dr Emma Shortis and Dr Chloe Ward. The series aims to explore how the politics and culture of the 1990s set us up for today’s catastrophic failures, as well as what is and isn’t considered history.
Hagley Prize/Deadline November 30, 2020
Hagley Museum and Library and the Business History Conference are pleased to announce the 2020 winner of the Hagley Prize:
Announcement: Epidemic Urbanism YouTube Channel
Dear colleagues,
Registration Open for ASLE 2020 Virtual Symposium "Humanities on the Brink: Energy, Environment, Emergency"
Humanities on the Brink: Energy, Environment, Emergency
A Nearly Carbon Neutral Virtual Symposium
Sponsored by the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment and the University of California, Santa Barbara
July 10-31, 2020
Registration is now open:
Strategies for Teaching Climate Change in the First-Year Writing Classroom [Deadline extended to July 1, 2020]
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New Roundtable on Christine DeLucia, Memory Lands
Dear Colleagues,
I'm happy to announce a new edition of H-Environment Roundtables. This one discusses Christine M. DeLucia's Memory Lands: King Philip's War and the Place of Violence in the Northeast. Please read and distribute widely.
Author: Christine M. DeLucia
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