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#envhistmatters by Mica JorgensonFeb 19, 20191:14 pmDecember 10, 2019
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The Unanswered Call for Transnational Mining History

It will be news to no one that state-based explanations for the past just don’t fire the historical imagination like they used to and that environmental historians have been at the forefront of a transnational shift.

#problemsofplace by Jackie GonzalesFeb 15, 20191:42 pmMarch 8, 2019

Problems of Place: Finding Somewhere That Lets Me Belong

#noxiousnatures by Katy Kole de PeraltaFeb 11, 20191:00 pmMarch 30, 2019
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Noxious Natures: The Not-so-Pleasant Island

Dr. Katy Kole de Peralta’s student Emily Morley at ISU is the first to share her perspective on global environmental racism in this Noxious Nature series.

#problemsofplace by Heather D. GreenFeb 7, 20193:25 pmFebruary 7, 2019

Problems of Place: Place and Placelessness in Academia

#problemsofplace by Willa Hammitt BrownFeb 4, 20191:23 pmFebruary 4, 2019

Problems of Place: Contingent Geographies

#noxiousnatures by Katy Kole de PeraltaJan 30, 20191:06 pmFebruary 4, 2019
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Noxious Natures: Global Perspectives on Environmental Racism, an Introduction

Under guidance of Dr. Katy Kole de Peralta, three environmental history students at ISU will discuss environmental racism in a global context in this new series.

#insidedish by EHN TeamJan 21, 20191:15 pmJanuary 30, 2019

Inside Dish: Nancy Langston on Diversity and Inclusivity in Academic Syllabi

#problemsofplace by Keri G. LambertJan 17, 20192:24 pmFebruary 2, 2019

Problems of Place: Reflections on Belonging in African Environmental History

#envhistmatters by Alison LaurenceJan 9, 20192:26 pmJanuary 9, 2019
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Archived in the Asphalt: An Abridged History of LA, Pleistocene to Present

The La Brea Tar Pits have yielded the most extensive record of a Pleistocene environment on the planet. Yet the pits are also a misnomer, for they are an artifact of nineteenth-century asphalt mining and twentieth-century fossil excavations.

#problemsofplace by Aadita ChaudhuryDec 28, 201811:15 amFebruary 2, 2019

Problems of Place: Spatial Promiscuity and the Search for Home

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