This is the 168th 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 (May 11, 2020 – May 17, 2020):
Monday: “A rewarding experience in many ways: The 3rd World Congress of Environmental History” by Verena Winiwarter, ICEHO
Tuesday: “How and why the Supreme Court made climate-change history” by Liz Mineo, The Harvard Gazette
Wednesday: “Is Environmental Activism Bad For Business? History Suggests Not” by Ken Silverstein, Forbes
Thursday: “Nature crisis: Moths have ‘secret role’ as crucial pollinators” by Matt McGrath, BBC News
Friday: “‘I Wish I Could Do Something for You,’ My Doctor Said” by Mara Gray, The New York Times
Saturday: “E.P.A. Opts Against Limits on Water Contaminant Tied to Fetal Damage” by Lisa Friedman, The New York Times
Sunday: “The Guardian view on museums and Covid-19: collecting powerful memories,” The Guardian
Top Words
1. case
2. environmental
3. like
4. will
5. can
6. one
7. people
8. said
9. Court
10. moths
11. perchlorate
12. public
13. Supreme
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