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Environment, emotions, and experience: child migration in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Environment, emotions, and experience: child migration in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Mar 10, 2021

By Claudia Soares   Environment & History, essay no. 7 The next contributor to our ‘Environment & History’ series, Dr Claudia Soares, considers how histories of the environment, emotions, and welfare intersect, through the written experiences of poor and...
Devoured riches: thinking environmentally about conflict past and future

Devoured riches: thinking environmentally about conflict past and future

Mar 3, 2021

By Jennifer Keating   Environment & History, essay no. 6 For our sixth post in the ‘Environment & History’ series, Dr Jennifer Keating focuses on understanding conflict through the environment during the fall of Imperial Russia. Homing in on the Central...
The history of a communication problem: conflict between Dutch nature conservation and agriculture

The history of a communication problem: conflict between Dutch nature conservation and agriculture

Feb 24, 2021

By Kristian Mennen   Environment & History, essay no. 5 In the next post in our ‘Environment & History’ series, Dr Kristian Mennen takes us into the twentieth century to consider how the perception of an inherent conflict between...
Using climate history to bear witness: North Atlantic environmental history in comparative perspective

Using climate history to bear witness: North Atlantic environmental history in comparative perspective

Feb 17, 2021

By Sharla Chittick Environment & History, essay no. 4 In this, the next in our series of posts on new histories of the environment, Dr Sharla Chittick discusses her comparative research on the Wabanaki and Hebridean peoples of the western and eastern Atlantic...
Hydropower & salmon: historical case-studies for modern-day problem solving

Hydropower & salmon: historical case-studies for modern-day problem solving

Feb 9, 2021

By Ian Jackson Environment & History, essay no. 3 In the third part of our ‘Environment & History’ series, post-graduate researcher Ian Jackson discusses his research into hydropower on the River Derwent. Inspired by his involvement in a local...
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