Environmental History
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The Japanese Bullfrog
Everything Has a History
Amy Stanley | Aug 26, 2020
A chance encounter with a bullfrog in Japan made Amy Stanley reflect on her relationship to her research. -
Can Voting Stop Global Warming?
Features
Dagomar Degroot and Emma Moesswilde | Aug 25, 2020
How societies across human history have handled climate change could inspire our environmental policy today. -
Documenting Disaster
Features
Laura Ansley | Apr 29, 2020
In collecting oral histories around the state, history students at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette have learned about the... -
What’s the Big Deal with the Anthropocene?
Annual Meeting, Features
R.E. Fulton | Apr 27, 2020
New methodologies of environmental history were a major theme at the 2020 AHA annual meeting.
Most Recent
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Grant of the Week: Thoreau Society Marjorie Harding Memorial Fellowship
Karen Lou | Feb 4, 2020
The Thoreau Society is now accepting applications for its Marjorie Harding Memorial Fellowship for 2020. -
AHA Member Spotlight: Cindy Ermus
Matthew Keough | Oct 4, 2019
Cindy Ermus is an assistant professor of history at the University of Texas at San Antonio. She is also co-founder... -
Grant of the Week: Newberry Library Long-Term Fellowships
Karen Lou | Oct 1, 2019
The Newberry Library is now accepting applications for its Long-Term Fellowships. -
Water Shortages Have a History
James Parker | Sep 26, 2019
Irrigating the arid countryside sounded good to British authorities in Kenya. What went wrong? -
Grant of the Week: Filson Fellowships
Karen Lou | Sep 3, 2019
The Filson Historical Society is now accepting applications for its fellowships.
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