This gem Julia Adeney Thomas never gets old.

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Come hear Nessa Cronin talk about Irish Literature and the Anthropocene! Tuesday April 30 at 12pm at TORCH.

This looks brilliant!

27 April, 2:00pm - 4:30pm
Martin Wood Complex, Department of Physics, University of Oxford, Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3PU

Knowledge of physics not required

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In our latest blog post for #RootedinCrisis , Kevan Manwaring discusses how his recent trip to Iceland was the inspiration behind 'Shadows in the Ice', a TTRPG experience that invites players to consider if survival is sufficient:

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#ClimateCrisis #SciComm

The final episode William Temple Foundation is here!

Richard Irvine Richard Irvine (@robotforaday.bsky.social) St Andrews Social Anthropology joins the dots between geology and anthropology. Are these vast timescales ultimately dehumanising? And can we learn something about time from monastic communities?

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‘“It is an enormous scandal that many…in the industry know about, but nobody wants to talk about,” said the whistleblower.’

Flow-trimming, equipment-fixing, sewage-sloughing: the deeper we dive, the dirtier & less accountable the UK water industry gets. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Pleased to have released a report today which identifies neighbourhoods in #Oxfordshire experiencing both socio-economic deprivation & poor provision of accessible green spaces, with a view to these neighbourhoods being prioritised in terms of planning, allocation of funding, &…

Yet another major contribution to #envhist 👏
Explore the new issue of Environment and History at this link: liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/toc/whpeh/30/2

Join us for a May Environment Humanities symposium in Hong Kong,
Focusing on notions of eco-afterlives and slow hope, we seek to create a space where theory and praxis gather to imagine new ways of accounting for anthropogenic disasters, and other modes of hope and worlding.

In Episode 5, Simone Kotva Dr Simone Kotva ECODISTURB I Tvisyn på nordisk natur speaks about deep time, religious apocalypse, and the ‘end of the world’. We also discuss practices of attention for encouraging ecological concern.

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Oslo School of Environmental Humanities (OSEH) Laudato Si' Research Institute TORCH Environmental Humanities Hub

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‘Braiding Sweetgrass’ - Robin Wall Kimmerer 🫶🏼✊🏾🌏 #BookTwitter #ClimateEmergency #ClimateJustice #biodiversity #AnotherWorldisPossible

We’re seeking a PhD student to work on the physiology and remote sensing of tree stress across Arizona at novel scales. Please share!

Apply online (preferred) linkedin.com/jobs/view/3884…, or email me CV & cover letter ([email protected]).

Discover how we're merging poetry 📝 & games 🎮 in our TTRPG 'Rooted in Crisis' to tackle the #ClimateCrisis 🌍💔.

A blend of immersive play & powerful words to inspire action & change.

Latest blog here: rootedincrisis.com/2024/04/a-poet… 🚀🌱 #RootedInCrisis #ClimateAction #scicomm

Absolute banger of an Environmental History conference in Denver last week ( #ASEH24 ). I attended brilliant panels on whales, public engagement, the problem of scale, toxicity and visual representation, and economic thought. Thank you David A. Spatz for the hard organising work!

PhD Fellowship in Environmental History (259365) | University of Stavanger with ⁦Prof Dolly Jørgensen⁩ and ⁦Dr. Ellen Arnold 🐧⁩ ⁦AEH HUB⁩ ⁦ICEHO⁩ jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

Can we please do this in the UK?

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Great panel at #ASEH24 on Extraction’s Visual Cultures. Thank you Dr. Jess Varner (she/her), Prof Dolly Jørgensen, Charlotte Leib, Tobah Aukland-Peck, Teresa Montoya, and Pollyanna Rhee 이채영 for a great session!