This is the sixtieth 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.
Here are the top articles amongst environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (April 16 – April 22, 2018):
Monday: “Oil exploration should not be allowed in marine refuges: WWF” by Glen Wiffen, Herald Business
https://twitter.com/stewravitz/status/986039346334765056
Tuesday: “GAO: $43,000 soundproof booth for EPA head violated law” by Gregory Wallace and Rene Marsh, CNN Politics
Wednesday: “UF professor wins Pulitzer in history” by Deborah Strange, Gainesville.com
https://twitter.com/EcoInternet3/status/986853468798201857
Thursday: “How a real life Mad Man created the biggest environmental movement in history” by Newshub Staff, Newshub
Friday: “Williamsburg author pens fiction novel based on environmental history” by Brooklyn BookBeat, Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Saturday: “Why Earth Day is Important” by Jennifer Shilling, Urban Milwaukee
Sunday: “How the Environment Has Changed Since the First Earth Day” by Sarah Gibbens, National Geographic
Top Words
1. Earth
2. Day
3. environmental
4. said
5. oil
6. gas
7. EPA
8. published
9. Congress
10. marine
11. area
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