Bees, Climate, Will

This is the 244th 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 (November 1, 2021 – November 7, 2021):

Preparing for #HistDay21 on 4 Nov? Have a look at this reading list from #BibliographyofBritishandIrishHistory #BBIH @RoyalHistSoc https://t.co/2HIfzzKO8s
— Institute of Historical Research (@ihr_history) November 1, 2021

Monday: “Environmental history: an online reading list for History Day, 4 November 2021,” On History

The history of the American scrap industry has surprised and inspired me. I'm looking forward to discussing environmental justice at the @JewishMuseumMKE on Nov 3. I'm excited to be a part of this critical conversation and hope you'll join us. REGISTER: https://t.co/6i0G0HGUfp pic.twitter.com/wzhbHdc6b4
— Tia Nelson (@tialeenelson) November 2, 2021

Tuesday: “Environmental Justice: Exploring the Intersection of Waste, Race, and Health (Virtual),” Jewish Museum Milwaukee

No Bicycling At COP26 Means Quickest Way To Decarbonise Road Transport Is Inexplicably Missing https://t.co/svNiF5RbC1 @asymco @PeteButtigieg @WeAreCyclingUK @UITPpress @MedMezghani @allpartycycling @EuCyclistsFed @tonyberkeley1 @GretaThunberg @copenhenken pic.twitter.com/FXObauedRo
— Carlton Reid (@carltonreid) November 2, 2021

Wednesday: “No Bicycling At COP26 Means Quickest Way To Decarbonise Road Transport Is Inexplicably Missing” by Carlton Reid, Forbes

Australia’s Indigenous housing won’t cope with climate change, research finds https://t.co/QhxhWwV2PM
— Prof Tess Lea (@TessSLea) November 3, 2021

Thursday: “Australia’s Indigenous housing won’t cope with climate change, research finds” by Lorena Allam, The Guardian

This an excellent read: "Fraught Times" by @theAAG President Emily Yeh https://t.co/BlTU8LS7dh cc @MageGeo @APHumanGeog @CAPE_AAG @PolEcoNet
— William Moseley (@WilliamGMoseley) November 5, 2021

Friday: “Fraught Times” by Emily Yeh, American Association of Geographers

Left out of the History books: Environmental Justice Heroes https://t.co/A1gWbXE3eD
— WinonaLaDuke (@WinonaLaduke) November 6, 2021

Saturday: “Left out of the History books: Environmental Justice Heroes” by Ashlyn Whiteside, The Rider News

‘No one knew they existed’: wild heirs of lost British honeybee found at Blenheim https://t.co/D0x0IFWDMv
— Guardian Environment (@guardianeco) November 7, 2021

Sunday: “‘No one knew they existed’: wild heirs of lost British honeybee found at Blenheim” by Donna Ferguson, The Guardian