This is the sixty-seventh 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 (June 4 – June 10, 2018):
Monday: “Greece tourism at record high amid alarm over environmental cost” by Helena Smith, The Guardian
Tuesday: “World Environment Day (WED) | Theme year-wise | Host City,” Nandani Tutorial
Wednesday: “A History Of Environmental Destruction” by Ewan Wilson, The Games’ Edge
Thursday: “Scientists propose changing the rules of history to avoid environmental collapse,” Phys.org
Friday: “‘I just love those old buildings’: Photographer creates map of 275 Sask. grain elevators” by Heidi Atter, CBC News: Saskatchewan
Saturday: “Crying Dugongs and Ocean Encounters in Southeast Asia” by Anthony Medrano, Edge Effects
https://twitter.com/robgarnsey/status/1005639227839733760
Sunday: “Scientists propose changing the rules of history to avoid environmental collapse,” Archaeology News Network
Top Word
1. dugong
2. new
3. human
4. one
5. like
6. said
7. Environment
8. just
9. Attrell
10. Earth
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