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EHN Blog by Joanne YaoOct 20, 20227:00 amOctober 8, 2022
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The Environmental History of Rivers and International Politics

It has become quite a cliché to observe that rivers are important to the wellbeing of human societies around the world, but what exactly is this importance?

Ecotones Now by EHN TeamOct 12, 20224:30 pmNovember 19, 2022

Ecotones Now: Episode 1.3 ft. Kristen Brig-Ortiz

EHN Blog by Julia FineOct 7, 20227:00 amOctober 7, 2022
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Extracting Empire: Changing Visions of Labor and Environment in Bengal’s Salt Industry

Employed for the eight or so months before the monsoons hit, in 1789, saltworkers called malangis toiled in the Roymangal Agency at the heart of the Bengal Delta.

Ecotones Now by EHN TeamSep 28, 20224:30 pmDecember 20, 2022

Ecotones Now: Episode 1.2 ft. Asmae Ourkiya

EHN Anniversary Week by EHN TeamSep 15, 20227:00 amSeptember 15, 2022

Tools for Change: A Reading List

EHN Blog by Juniper LewisSep 15, 20227:00 amSeptember 16, 2022
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Digital Cowboys

The virtual landscapes found in video games can be breathtaking wonders, terrifying and treacherous ruins that make players’ hearts race, or just a cross section of soil strata players can navigate with a pickaxe.

News by EHN TeamSep 14, 20225:30 pmSeptember 14, 2022

Introducing Ecotones Now: A Vibrant Reflection on Representation, Engagement, and Community

Ecotones Now by EHN TeamSep 14, 20225:30 pmDecember 20, 2022

Ecotones Now: Episode 1.1 ft. Anna Guasco

EHN Anniversary Week by Lívia Regina BatistaSep 13, 20227:00 amSeptember 13, 2022
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The International Regime on Climate Change: On Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities

To understand the politics of climate change and international efforts to address the issue, there is a concept of paramount importance: the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities (CBDRRC).

News by EHN TeamSep 12, 20227:00 amSeptember 28, 2022

Celebrating Four Years… and Counting!

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