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EHN Blog by EHN TeamJun 11, 20204:00 pmFebruary 19, 2021

Climate Justice is Racial Justice: A Reading List

EHN Blog by Sabrina KirschnerApr 8, 20217:00 amApril 3, 2021
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Das lateinamerikanische Umweltzentrum CEPIS in Lima: Entwicklungshilfe vom Globalen Süden für den Globalen Süden

Ehrlich gesagt, hatte ich vor Beginn meines Dissertationsprojekts noch nie etwas von CEPIS gehört.

EHN Blog by EHN TeamApr 5, 20218:00 amApril 7, 2021

EHN at EH Week 2021

Politics of Nature by Julia K. MeadApr 2, 20218:00 amMarch 29, 2021

Politics of Nature: Toward a History of Repair

EHN Blog by EHN TeamMar 31, 20218:00 amMarch 31, 2021

Celebrating Our Contributors #3

EHN Blog by Alesia Ofori DedaaMar 23, 20218:00 amMarch 22, 2021
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The Way We Know Our Rivers: Reflecting on River Management in Ghana (Part I)

A colleague of mine was surprised when I informed him that I do not know any songs about rivers in Ghana. I could not recall any songs about rivers. It came as a shock to him.

EHN Blog by Shelby BrewsterMar 19, 20217:00 amMarch 15, 2021
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“Grieving Well”: on Mourning, Extinction, and White Privilege

Since I began working on my dissertation project on the multiple ways the relationship between humans and nature is understood and enacted under climate change, one of the most important shifts in my thinking has been to see extinction not only as a scientific concept, but a social, cultural, and political phenomenon.

EHN Blog by EHN TeamMar 17, 20218:00 amMarch 15, 2021

Celebrating Our Contributors #2

Flip The List by EHN TeamMar 12, 20218:00 amMarch 12, 2021

#FlipTheList at EH Week 2021

EHN Blog by Aster HovingMar 10, 20218:00 amMarch 8, 2021
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Sensing Fog

An artificial fog regularly envelops the bridge connecting piers 15 and 17 in the San Francisco harbor. Fujiko Nakaya, an artist known for her many fog sculptures, installed Fog Bridge #72494 in 2013, when it was launched with the reopening of the Exploratorium science museum.

EHN Blog by Aylin MalcolmMar 5, 20217:00 amMarch 1, 2021
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Long in the Tusk: Narwhals, Then and Now

As an undergraduate, I was fascinated by teeth. In organismal biology, teeth often tell the story: based on their shape, number, composition, and condition, we can infer how an animal amassed food, how it migrated, or how it diverged from similar creatures.

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