This is the 127th 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 among environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (July 29, 2019 – August 4, 2019):
Monday: “Scientists propose changing the rules of history to avoid environmental collapse” by University College London, Phys.Org
Tuesday: “Ethiopia plants 350m trees in a day to help tackle climate crisis” by Anna Ploszajski, The Guardian
Wednesday: “Marianne Williamson Takes on Racism—and Warns of ‘Dark Psychic Force’” by Erin Banco, The Daily Beast
Thursday: “Nuclear power ‘seven decades of economic ruin’, says new report” by Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Pressenza
Friday: “Cultural Resources,” Nevada Department of Transportation
Saturday: “How About Raising the Issue of How to Avert Nuclear War?” by Lawrence Wittner, Portside
Sunday: “From polite persuasion to radical activism — the birth of the modern environment movement” Sarah Scopelianos and Keri Philips, ABC News
Top Words
1. nuclear
2. new
3. says
4. people
5. U.S.
6. environmental
7. human
8. Professor
9. campaign
10. historic
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