San, Areas, Vegetation

This is the fifty-first post in my series that explores the most-used words in the top stories shared amongst Environmental Historians and Environmental Humanities scholars on Twitter each week.

Source: https://www.snia.org/education/storage_networking_primer/san/what_san

Here are the top articles amongst environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (February 12 – February 18, 2018):

New #wordcloud! … Water, One, Wonderful https://t.co/iYngj8rJae #envhist #envhum #envjustice #environment #mining #mininghistory #climhist #wxhistory #water #waterhistory #twitterstorians #history #cdnpoli #bcpoli #animalhistory #bookreviews #disasterstudies #bhm #aghist #cfp

— Dr. Jessica DeWitt (@JessicaMDeWitt) February 11, 2018

Monday: “Water, One, Wonderful,” by Jessica DeWitt, Historical DeWitticisms

We're co-sponsoring a Twitter conference to accompany #ASEH2018!

Here is the CFP! #ASEH2018Tweets: An #EnvHist Twitter Conference https://t.co/DqUAifpnjs #twitterstorians #history #climhist #wxhistory #animalhistory #aghist #mininghistory #waterhistory #coastalhistory

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) February 12, 2018

Tuesday: “CFP: #ASEH2018Tweets: An #EnvHist Twitter Conference” by Jessica DeWitt, Network in Canadian History and Environment (NiCHE)

Plants and Animals in San Diego County before European Contact https://t.co/srBmXg9TtA #EnvHist #HistoricalEcology

— Jared Dahl Aldern (@JaredDahlAldern) February 14, 2018

Wednesday: “Botany in San Diego County Before European Contact” by Tom Oberbauer, California Native Plant Society, San Diego Chapter

👺Science Adviser Has History Of Questioning Pollution "His positions generally are totally inconsistent with mainstream thinking – never enough evidence to persuade him on environmental issues! https://t.co/kkBMgpzq55

— gail shelton (@gmsbadger) February 14, 2018

Thursday: “Top EPA Science Adviser Has History Of Questioning Pollution Research” by Rebecca Hersher, The Two-Way: Breaking News from NPR

New Comment: Wildly Nuclear: Elliot Lake and Canada’s Nuclear Legacy by @RobynneMellor https://t.co/CpQ3Ii3aYL #envhist #twitterstorians #coldwarhist #energyhistory #cdnhist #nuclear #history

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) February 15, 2018

Friday: “Wildly Nuclear: Elliot Lake and Canada’s Nuclear Legacy” by Robynne Mellor, Network in Canadian History and Environment (NiCHE)

You'll hear from #Shelburne's Louise Delisle in a moment from #CBCFacingRace town hall. Find out more about this story: https://t.co/deEjPyRDFx

WATCH LIVE on Facebook, YouTube & on our site: https://t.co/v2j6YiwzgK pic.twitter.com/f3sUGNf37T

— CBC Radio: The Current (@TheCurrentCBC) February 16, 2018

Saturday: “Facing Race: Your life. Your stories. Your identity.” by The Current, CBC