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EHN Blog by Amelie BonneySep 4, 20235:00 pmSeptember 7, 2023
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Toxic Beauty: Poisonous Colours in the Artificial Flower Industry

Disease, death, and pollution are not the first words that usually come to mind when thinking about colour.

News by EHN TeamSep 4, 20232:00 pmSeptember 4, 2023

Growth & Gratitude: Happy Five Years!

News by EHN TeamSep 1, 20238:00 amNovember 9, 2023

EHN August Community Letter

EHN Blog by Sophie ChaoAug 31, 20237:00 amAugust 31, 2023
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The Palate Politics of Eating Kangaroo

What ethical, environmental, and economic factors shape the palate politics of food and diet in an increasingly unpure yet always more-than-human world?

Field Notes by Adrian CatoAug 18, 20237:00 amAugust 18, 2023
The Apalachicola Bay, taken at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (June 2023).

Terraqueous Black Ecologies of the ACF River Basin

News by EHN TeamAug 15, 202311:00 amAugust 15, 2023

EHN at ESEH 2023

EHN Blog by Katie KungAug 10, 20237:00 amAugust 10, 2023
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A sample of fatberg, a brown mass that almost looks like a large, lumpy rock, and filled with debris and waste, sits atop a Black foam display in a museum.

Wait, What Was So Monstrous About Fatberg?

Unbeknownst to many, beneath the surface, an intricate network of calcified entanglements emerges, encapsulating fragments of our material history from both past and present, woven together by the mundane acts of flushing, washing, and draining.

News by EHN TeamAug 1, 202310:00 amAugust 1, 2023

EHN July Community Letter

EHN Blog by Ysabel Muñoz MartínezJul 31, 20237:00 amJuly 31, 2023
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Plastic and rubber sandals with barbed wire.

Swimming with Trash in the Caribbean

Since I was a child, my family has always avoided the annoyance of waiting for the trash collector by using natural means during the rainy periods.

EHN Blog by Astrid TvetenstrandJul 21, 20238:00 amJuly 29, 2023
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The painting depicts the Flatiron Building at the corner of Madison Square Park amidst a turbulent windstorm.

John Sloan’s ‘Dust Storm, Fifth Avenue,’ and the Environmental Implications of Industrialized New York City

American painting has continuously investigated the relationship between the citizens of the United States and their natural landscape.

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