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Thrilled to share Katherine Cheung's new post, crossposted with our friends at Edge Effects, on seeing vegetal timescales!

https://envhistnow.com/2024/10/15/plant-blindness-and-seeing-vegetal-timescales/

Environmental History Now boosted:

Today on EHN: Yolima Vargas Garzón (@yoligrilla) reflects on the ongoing debate about hippos as invasive species in the Colombian Magdalena Basin.

https://envhistnow.com/2023/12/20/we-are-running-out-of-time-to-control-escobars-hippos/

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Anniversary Week Essay #1

Amelia Diehl's essay, "Premature Electrification," on the relationship between cars and petro-masculinity in a time of transition to electric vehicles.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/09/09/premature-electrification-petro-masculine-panic-in-the-ev-era/

Anniversary Week Retrospective #5

A retrospective featuring the life world of plants, animals, and water, featuring essays by Nicole Hodgson, Yolima Vargas Garzón (yoligrilla@mastodon.social), and Lucile Truffy.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/09/13/ehn-anniversary-week-retrospective/

Anniversary Week Essay #4

Araceli Ramos's "The Role of Natural History Museums in Conservation Science and Communication," exploring the potentials of natural history museums for public education+outreach, raising issues of conservation, and the study of biodiversity.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/09/12/the-role-of-natural-history-museum-collections-in-conservation-science-and-communication/

Anniversary Week Essay #3

Teja Šosterič's essay from NiCHE, "Turning the Tide," a queer reading of orcas that corrects biases, giving female orcas their due!

https://envhistnow.com/2024/09/11/turning-the-tide-a-queer-look-at-the-orca/

Anniversary Week Essay #2

Caroline Kreysel's "The Raised Bog Underneath the Farm," a rumination on multiple temporalities and nonhuman agents of the Peel, bog landscapes, and sphagnum moss.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/09/10/the-raised-bog-underneath-the-farm-walking-into-the-past-and-the-present/

Environmental History Now boosted:

It's our Anniversary Week!

EHN is an independent, volunteer-run platform that features the voices of graduate students and ECR who identify as women, trans, and/or non-binary!

If you’d like to support our efforts —please donate! ✍️ 📝 ☕️ #envhist #envhum

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Anniversary Week Essay #1

Amelia Diehl's essay, "Premature Electrification," on the relationship between cars and petro-masculinity in a time of transition to electric vehicles.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/09/09/premature-electrification-petro-masculine-panic-in-the-ev-era/

It's our Anniversary Week!

EHN is an independent, volunteer-run platform that features the voices of graduate students and ECR who identify as women, trans, and/or non-binary!

If you’d like to support our efforts —please donate! ✍️ 📝 ☕️ #envhist #envhum

https://ko-fi.com/envhistnow

Check out our latest by Geri M. Tolentino and Ellen O. White! Baguio in the Philippines: from an Indigenous pastureland to a US colonial hill station, this is a story about a city grappling with environmental challenges and Indigenous land disputes.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/07/31/baguio-at-115-colonial-legacies-in-contemporary-cityscapes-in-the-philippines/

Want to write for EHN? We've released a call for pitches on environmental history and environmental humanities, broadly construed. We're especially eager to include new voices, especially from women, trans &/or nonbinary graduate students & early career scholars. Join us!

https://envhistnow.com/?p=12334&preview=1&_ppp=4e4da07ce6

For the season finale of our podcast Ecotones Now, Esme Garlake shares and reflects on her EHN piece focused on ecocritical art history.

https://envhistnow.com/2024/01/11/ecotones-now-episode-2-6-ft-esme-garlake/

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2024 comes with changes: as our founder and executive editor Elizabeth Hameeteman has decided to step back, EHN will be going through a gradual transition phase.

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