Travel, Also, Says

This is the 229th 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.

A person at an airport looks on at an airplane taking off against a gorgeous sunset.

Here are the top articles among environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (July 19, 2021 – July 25, 2021):

“Leisure demand is crazy,” says Clayton Reid, chief executive of travel marketing firm MMGY Global. “People didn’t understand how fast they would start traveling again.”

But while travel is back, things are far from normal. https://t.co/0bEzAeAgnB
— Ad Age (@adage) July 19, 2021

Monday: “Traveling Brands Are Spending Again—How Their Marketing Strategies are Different” by Adrianne Pasquarelli, Ad Age

Are ecological awareness and protection of nature inherent to the Buddhist tradition?https://t.co/AH1f0eJBfI
— The Third Pole (@third_pole) July 10, 2021

Tuesday: “Review: ‘The Buddha’s Footprint: An environmental history of Asia’” by Micah Muscolino, The Third Pole

ALSO (THERE'S A BETTER ARTICLE ON TH SUBJECT BUT EYE CANT FIND IT) JUST STRAIGHT UP FASCISTS CALLING 4 POPULATION CONTROLhttps://t.co/g3knQR8LC2
— WEATHER IS HAPPENING (@WEATHERISHAPPEN) July 21, 2021

Wednesday: “Why White Supremacists Are Hooked on Green Living” by Sam Adler Bell, The New Republic

#TamarackFire in relationship to the Leviathan Mine Superfund Site https://t.co/TEk5gSMKrS pic.twitter.com/ZBy6ctpCC0
— AI6YR (@ai6yrham) July 21, 2021

Thursday: “Leviathan Mine Superfund Site,” Nevada Division of Environmental Protection

Fellowship: Fung Global Fellows Program in 2022-23 with theme Sustainable Futures, Princeton. https://t.co/U21mbFdNJm #envhum
— Prof Dolly Jørgensen (@DollyJorgensen) July 23, 2021

Friday: “Princeton University, PIIRS: Fung Global Fellows Program” by Princeton University, H-Net

Great Barrier Reef avoids #UNESCO 'in danger' listing after #Australian lobbying effort – environmental groups have voiced dismay at the decision, calling it "a victory for one of the most cynical lobbying efforts in recent history".https://t.co/bLIAFxvFJ2
— Dez Blanchfield (@dez_blanchfield) July 24, 2021

Saturday: “Great Barrier Reef avoids UNESCO ‘in danger’ listing after Australian lobbying effort,” SBS News

Keith Gerein: Secret mayoral debate the latest blow to transparency in Edmonton's election https://t.co/I1mhrX21N9
— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) July 24, 2021

Sunday: “Secret mayoral debate the latest blow to transparency in Edmonton’s election” by Keith Gerein, Edmonton Journal