History, British, Environmental

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

Here are the top articles amongst environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (December 17 – December 23, 2018):

https://t.co/codfJSGoGS Author & Prof of environmental sciences Abdul Jamil Urfi wrote an extensive review exploring Indian #Birds in Colonial accounts @EvolveLeadLove @JAJafri @scroll_in @ati2u @RakhshandaJalil #History

— Mohammad Rehan Asad 🇮🇳 (@mrehanasad79) December 16, 2018

Monday: “What colonial writing about Indian birds reveals about the British Raj” by Jamil Urfi, Scroll.in

Salmon Farms, and the Science and Politics of Neighbors #envhist https://t.co/S1BiiaLDIp

— Stephen Bocking (@BockingStephen) December 17, 2018

Tuesday: “Salmon Farms, and the Science and Politics of Neighbors” by Stephen Bocking, Environment, History, Science

Environmental Education Internship / The Schiele Museum of Natural History / Gastonia, NC https://t.co/GdSCehhTd0 #permiejobs

— Permaculture Jobs (@permiejobs) December 19, 2018

Wednesday: “Environmental Education Internship,” Orion Magazine

I think #Saskatchewan and #LandofLivingSkies folks will particularly enjoy this essay on studying the open sky by @AlyKreikemeier; The Life of Air: A Meditation on Studying the Unseen https://t.co/Ay2nW7EulZ

CC: @SKHistFolklore #envhist #history #twittestorians

— Dr. Jessica DeWitt (@JessicaMDeWitt) December 19, 2018

Thursday: “The Life of Air: A Meditation on Studying the Unseen,” by Alyssa Kreikemeier, Environmental History Now

Success or failure of #conservation based on past habits, says @Princeton, @RutgersU study in @PNASNews https://t.co/xzzHxngpiE #PrincetonU #research #environmental pic.twitter.com/kMs0W9121D

— Princeton Env. Inst. (@PrincetonEnviro) December 20, 2018

Friday: “Habits and history determine if conservation succeeds or fails,” Princeton Environmental Institute

A pleasure to spot @DrBCCurtis on the BBC today – a must read piece for those in #mininghistory https://t.co/i2P0HlTG5H

— Steven Daniels (@stevandan) December 22, 2018

Saturday: “The Christmas protest number one you rarely hear in shops” by Chris Wood, BBC News

https://twitter.com/GregoireKint/status/1076598157268738048

Sunday: “Natural history museums have never been more necessary” by Nicole Heller, Apollo

Top Words

1. history

2. British

3. environmental

4. birds

5. one

6. also

7. said

8. Image