environmental humanities

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:

Hi all,

I wanted to warmly invite you to join this experiment in place-based and virtual research-creation methods. The conversation promises to be interesting and registration is free. It will be a blend of synchronous and asynchronous content about the relations (cultivated or disappeared) between energy & place, grounded in the work of 5 research teams & sites. Feel free to reach out to me if you have questions!

- Anne Pasek

Energy In/Out of Place: A Virtual Energy Humanities Research-Creation Workshop

Hello all,

I hope you are well and in good company, despite these challenging times.

Yesterday, Jadaliyya launched a new Environment page, which is a forum for innovative, critical, and incisive analysis and reporting on environmental questions in the Middle East. This page invites contributors and readers to rethink these questions by taking a broad stance on what counts as an environmental issue. This new page features content pertaining to environmental justice, energy politics, climate change, and so much more. 

7. CLAS-Forschungskolloquium für Promovierende und Habilitierende (Herbst 2020)

The Rachel Carson Center's Environment & Society Portal is pleased to announce the publication of a new open-access virtual exhibition, “Another Silent Spring,” by historian Donald Worster.

Hello all,

I hope you are well and in good company, despite these challenging times.

Yesterday, Jadaliyya launched a new Environment page, which is a forum for innovative, critical, and incisive analysis and reporting on environmental questions in the Middle East. This page invites contributors and readers to rethink these questions by taking a broad stance on what counts as an environmental issue. This new page features content pertaining to environmental justice, energy politics, climate change, and so much more. 

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