The upcoming issue of 'International Review of Environmental History' focuses on Asia and the Pacific, exploring environmental knowledge, disaster management, botany, conservation, and place-making from the seventeenth century to today. doi.org/10.22459/IREH.12.01.2026 @ruthamorgan.bsky.social

Great to see this issue out and about! Thanks to the amazing @jas-jozstudies.bsky.social team

Journal of Australian Studies@jas-jozstudies.bsky.social · 11mo ago

In the second article in the Australian desert special, @ruthamorgan.bsky.social examines Australia's response to the UNESCO agenda on research in "arid zones". #deserts #CSIRO #UNESCO #science #OpenAccess #OzStudies #OzHist tinyurl.com/m4wcn734

Call for Panels, Papers, and Posters to present at ASEH 2026 is now open! American Society for Environmental History - @aseh.bsky.social More Information: aseh.org/ASEH-Confere... #envhist

ThreeTT jobs in history of medicine, science, and environment at Texas State University. One in Public history jobs.hr.txstate.edu/postings/sea...

As climate change was recognized as a growing threat since the 1980s, civic contestation has crucially shaped how we have responded. On 4 June, we will explore the evolution of climate activism with @ruthamorgan.bsky.social, Stephen Milder, André Nollkaemper and Liesbeth van de Grift. Come join us!

"It has come for science because it was never just about the Humanities, but about how we assess American progress through infrastructures of new knowledge and its application." scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2025/04/02/t...

The Humanities as Canary: Understanding this Crisis Now - The Scholarly Kitchen

The Humanities have always been the canary in the coal mine of the full knowledge industry. What information can help us understand this crisis and its implications?

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Did you know that Australia is actually a part of ESEH? Learn more about Australian #EnvHist by joining this roundtable discussion with Harrison Croft, Heather Goodall, Tom Griffiths, Ruth Morgan, and Jessica Urwin! 25 March 2025. @ruthamorgan.bsky.social

Virtual Event - Australian Environmental History Today

25 March 2025 - This roundtable discussion will bring together historians at various career stages to reflect on the current state of Australian environmental history.

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This is a ridiculous and damaging move from the ARC which should cause all academics here and abroad substantial concern. www.afr.com/policy/healt...

Research funding body suspends grant to pro-Palestinian academic

Controversial academic Randa Abdel-Fattah, who has said Zionists “have no claim or right to cultural safety”, has had her $870,000 research grant suspended.

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Before logging off for labour day, I’ve finished the overview for May at the @greenhouseuis.bsky.social! We’re looking forward to great #envhum book talks with among others @mattholmes.bsky.social and @ruthamorgan.bsky.social - and are excited about Gitte Westergaard’s upcoming PhD defence! 🌿

It's a tricky time to celebrate with all that's going on in the world... But my new book on the history of climate diplomacy from the Cold War to the Paris Agreement is now out! #envhist #climhist bloomsbury.com/us/climate-c...

Climate Change and International History

Exploring how climate change has configured the international arena since the 1950s, this book reveals the ways that climate change emerged and evolved as an in…

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The American Society for Environmental History is launching a new, open-access online journal called Environmental History Review. They are looking for an Editor who will play a central role in getting this project off the ground. Sounds like a great opportunity. Details: 🗃️ aseh.org/Environmenta...