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Uncategorized by Lucía Diez SanjuanDec 3, 20195:00 pmDecember 3, 2019
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Working the In-Between: The Thrill of Interdisciplinarity

With little attention given to the links that interconnect the pieces we have created, problems arise when trying to reconnect that puzzle. At these moments, we venture into the murky realm of interdisciplinary research.

Uncategorized by Kyuhyun HanNov 21, 201911:12 amNovember 21, 2019
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Bending the Rules: Forest History in Northeast China

After sharing that I came to Yichun for my dissertation research on forestry history of the People’s Republic of China, I was told that I came to the wrong place.

Politics of Nature by Emily WebsterNov 18, 20195:36 pmAugust 7, 2020
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Politics of Nature: A New Series

EHN is seeking contributors for our forthcoming series, “The Politics of Nature.”

EHN Blog by Alice WouldNov 12, 20197:00 amSeptember 8, 2022
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Sensing Victorian Taxidermy in the Present

It was with a certain amount of trepidation that I signed up for a taxidermy class. I am researching nineteenth-century British taxidermy production and wanted some hands-on experience.

Problems of Place by Sofia MercaderNov 5, 20198:48 amNovember 5, 2019

Problems of Place: It’s Me and My Circumstances

Problems of Place by Kaitlin Stack WhitneyNov 1, 201912:15 pmNovember 1, 2019

Problems of Place: Landscapes and Language

Field Notes by Diana M. ValenciaOct 24, 201910:05 amSeptember 11, 2022
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The Carbon Footprint of Environmental Research: A Personal Dilemma

It just did not sit right anymore to go on all these research trips. That’s when I calculated the Carbon Footprint of my project until thus far.

Uncategorized by Shelby BrewsterOct 16, 20191:15 pmJune 16, 2020
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“You Are Here:” Deep Time at the Smithsonian

Looking back, my fascination with museums has clearly played out in my doctoral research on emerging relationships between humans and nonhumans under ecological emergency. Unsurprisingly, the natural history museum is one of the most fraught sites in which these relationships have historically been constructed.

Uncategorized by Anna KramerOct 8, 201912:40 pmApril 1, 2020
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A Van Down by the Climbing Gym

When I worked for a rock climbing gym in Denver, Colorado between college and graduate school, I never asked my van-dwelling coworkers what they thought about living out of their vehicles across a fence from people experiencing homelessness.

Problems of Place by Letisha BrownSep 27, 20195:54 amSeptember 27, 2019

Problems of Place: Paths to Transition

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