Trump, Environmental, Administration

This is the 192nd 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 (October 26, 2020 – November 1, 2020):

2020 could bring one of the largest acts of environmental protection in history – protecting nearly 4 million sqkm of Antarctica’s #SouthernOcean. It will take China making good on its commitment to tackle climate change. https://t.co/vxhCtvpom9 #CCAMLR #Antarctica2020
— OceanUnite (@oceanunite) October 26, 2020

Monday: “China’s Chance to Save Antarctic Sea Life” by John F. Kerry, The New York Times

.richardbranson2020 could bring one of the largest acts of environmental protection in history – protecting nearly 4 million sq km of Antarctica’s Southern Ocean: https://t.co/s4PMqgrdqO @JohnKerry @oceanunite #CCAMLR #Antarctica2020
— maria serbina (@mariaserbina) October 27, 2020

Tuesday: “China’s Chance to Save Antarctic Sea Life” by John F. Kerry, The New York Times

Even Canadians are interfering with the US election nowhttps://t.co/IsBm6XH8IM
— Katie Drummond (@katiedrumm) October 27, 2020

Wednesday: “Canadian Senator Lynn Beyak Illegally Donated to Trump Reelection Using a Fake U.S. Address” by Justin Ling, Vice

3 powerful moments in Black environmental activism —> https://t.co/ZFYpbhLHCm

This article about the Mangrove Nine, a crucial event in Black British history —> https://t.co/qcAsM4IDLb

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— Greenpeace UK (@GreenpeaceUK) October 29, 2020

Thursday: “3 powerful moments in black environmental activism” by Sam Cheton-Welsh, Greenpeace