About this collection

Interdisciplinary in scope and centered on the environmental humanities, this unique, burgeoning selection of articles from academic journals highlights current areas of debate on links between environment and society. It features journals such as Environmental Values, Environment and History, Global Environment, Environmental Humanities, Climate of the Past, International Review of Environmental History, and Conservation & Society.
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"Making Live and Letting Die: Cancerous Bodies between Anthropocene Necropolitics and Chthulucene Kinship"
Lykke, Nina 		05/2019
"Multi-stakeholder Platforms and Protected Area Management: Evidence from El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve, Mexico"
Brenner, Ludger 		05/2019
"The Midwife and the Poet: Bioaccumulation and Retroactive Shock"
Reinert, Hugo 		05/2019
"What the Gringos Brought: Local Perspectives on a Private Protected Area in Chilean Patagonia"
Louder, Elena, and Keith Bosak 		05/2019
“Asbestos: Inside and Outside, Toxic and Haptic”
Litvintseva, Sasha 		05/2019
"The Displacement of Insufficiently ‘Traditional’ Communities: Local Fisheries in the Pantanal"
Chiaravalloti, Rafael Morais 		05/2019
“The Visual Politics of Environmental Justice”
Gabrielson, Teena 		05/2019
"Outside Inside"
Dickinson, Adam 		05/2019
"Towards a More Natural Governance of Earth’s Biodiversity and Resources"
Macdonald, David, Dominic D. P. Johnson, and Harvey Whitehouse 		01/2019
Review of Organic Sovereignties by Guntra A. Aistara
Babin, Nicholas 		01/2019
Review of Pushing our Limits: Insights from Biosphere 2 by Mark Nelson
AchutaRao, Krishna 		01/2019
Review of The Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg
de Vocht, Frank 		01/2019
Review of Green Wars by Megan Ybarra
Nygren, Anja 		01/2019
“Laws, Parks, Reserves, and Local Peoples: A Brief Historical Analysis of Conservation Legislation in Mozambique”
Matusse, Anselmo 		01/2019
“Evaluating a Union between Health Care and Conservation: a Mobile Clinic Improves Park-People Relations, Yet Poaching Increases”
Kirumira, Dorothy, Deborah Baranga, Joel Hartter, Kim Valenta, Charles Tumwesigye, Wilson Kagoro, and Colin Chapman 		01/2019