History, Captain, Planet

This is the 269th 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 (April 25, 2022 – May 1, 2022):

Ph.D. position in Environmental History Niger Delta at Uni of Groningen, Netherlands 2022 https://t.co/VMgCXAaX3m #NetherlandsPhDPositions #PhD #PhDPositions #Netherlands
— nViews Career (@nviewscareer) April 25, 2022

Monday: “Ph.D. position in Environmental History Niger Delta at Uni of Groningen, Netherlands 2022” by University of Groningen RUG, nViews Career

📢We're so excited to share the programme and registration details for Blue Extinction: https://t.co/GrVBSLixax
✨Virtual attendance is free and open to all!✨
— Blue Extinction (@blue_extinction) April 26, 2022

Tuesday: “Blue Extinction” by Rachel Murray, Vera Fibisan, Eventbrite

Slavery probe: Harvard’s ties inseparable from rise – Harvard Gazette https://t.co/KXP0D52klj
— Sushma Raman (@sushmaraman) April 27, 2022

Wednesday: “Dual message of slavery probe: Harvard’s ties inseparable from rise, and now University must act” by Alvin Powell, The Harvard Gazette

Assisant Professor Environmental History (1.0 FTE) in Utrecht https://t.co/cpxIo7oJa4 #expat #jobs by Utrecht University
— IamExpat Jobs (@IamExpatJobs) April 28, 2022

Thursday: “Assisant Professor Environmental History (1.0 FTE)” by Universitait Utrecht, I Am Expat

#NationalSuperheroDay: How ‘Captain Planet’ inspired an environmental movement https://t.co/L35tz70ym1
— FOX Weather (@foxweather) April 29, 2022

Friday: “How ‘Captain Planet’ inspired an environmental movement” by Angeli Gabriel, Fox Weather

Official: More people are mowing less in May. Plantlife’s #NoMowMay is GO! https://t.co/EQtfi5OibW pic.twitter.com/NfwrphwhF7
— Plantlife (@Love_plants) April 29, 2022

Saturday: “Mow problem: gardeners encouraged not to cut lawns in May” by Helena Horton, The Guardian

Indigenous women call for financial institutions to stop investing in extraction | Grist https://t.co/JwCyaHdstI
— Russ Diabo (@RussDiabo) April 30, 2022

Sunday: “Indigenous women call for financial institutions to stop investing in extraction” by Carina Dominguez, Grist