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This is the 270th 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 2, 2022 – May 8, 2022):

The history of the #Tigray|an landscape shows that losing vegetation cover leads to soil erosion,&low agri-productivity in a region already suffering from widespread hunger & expecting another drought.#EndTigraySiege… https://t.co/jcg9Ajgg5m
— ZENEBU GEBREKIDAN (@ZENEBUGEBREKID1) May 2, 2022

Monday: “Tigray in Ethiopia was an environmental success story – but the war is undoing decades of regreening,” Climate To

Sad day. https://t.co/wzhtGo8MrI https://t.co/49BE4odW3u
— Neil S. Oatsvall (@DctrNO) May 3, 2022

Tuesday: “Supreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion shows” by Josh Gerstein and Alexander Ward, POLITICO

As the Colorado River crisis deepens, the government will release less water from Lake Powell https://t.co/JTSO9l5oEG Photo by @luissinco #ColoradoRiver
— Ian James (@ByIanJames) May 4, 2022

Wednesday: “As drought crisis deepens, government will release less water from Colorado River reservoir” by Ian James, Los Angeles Times

Programa Final. Spanish Environmental History Network https://t.co/Xy94V2lEFO Tirar del Freno de Emergencia. La Historia Ambiental ante la crisis global 11-13 Mayo próxima semana. @halacsolcha @esehtweets @DJMontao1 @DunesHistory @ASEH_org @SOLCHAred @StandUgr
— antonioortega (@aortegasugr67) May 5, 2022

Thursday: “III Congreso de la Red Española de Historia Ambiental-RUED(H)A. Granada, 11-13 Mayo 2022,” Stand UGR

A bit more than Brexit: https://t.co/soKNH2QReO
— Kevin Starrs (@armaghk) May 6, 2022

Friday: “55 Tufton Street,” DeSmog

Heh, look everybody, we just hit 420ppm of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere! 420, bro! Ha ha! [weeps] https://t.co/ywAKeCMxmb
— David Roberts (@drvolts) May 6, 2022

Saturday: “Earth’s CO2 hits highest recorded level in human history” by Ethan Freedman, Independant

Coors Field humidor: How the “environmental chamber” at 20th and Blake changed baseball https://t.co/phBhD2diTi
— Bryan Tayefeh (@BryanTayefeh) May 8, 2022

Sunday: “Coors Field humidor: How the “environmental chamber” at 20th and Blake changed baseball” by Patrick Saunders, The Denver Post