Lula, Bolsonaro, Environmental

This is the 291st 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 31, 2022 – November 6, 2022):

LULA WINS: #Brazilelection marks the end of #Bolsonaro #Lula's governing history is much more pro-working class & environmental protection. He's promised to stop illegal mining on Indigenous land & recognize land claims.

This is huge, congrats to Brazil!https://t.co/gyCZoqSpwR
— Charlotte Dawe (@ClimateChar) October 31, 2022

Monday: “Lula defeats Bolsonaro, wins third term as president,” The Washington Post

“Bolsonaro’s a poet when he shuts up,” said ⁦@zerotoledo⁩ 🪶 https://t.co/RBGNWKOJpQ
— Tom Phillips (@tomphillipsin) October 31, 2022

Tuesday: “Bolsonaro remains silent after election defeat to Lula as key allies accept result” by Tom Phillips, The Guardian

New paper on how we can use historical information to inform bison restoration!https://t.co/jGNR8132PG pic.twitter.com/GBtzKFM0kd
— Jonathan Farr (he/him) (@JJ_Farr99) November 1, 2022

Wednesday: “Buffalo on the Edge: Factors Affecting Historical Distribution and Restoration of Bison bison in the Western Cordillera, North America” by Jonathan James Farr and Clifford A. White, Diversity

thanks @zoegrueling for covering this.@RockefellerInst review of NYs history of environmental bond acts is here: https://t.co/0mL7GC2YPm https://t.co/l42xyOVLcw pic.twitter.com/Zuo2l2JIaR
— Joel Tirado (@TiradoComms) November 3, 2022

Thursday: “New York’s Environmental Bond Acts” by Sydney Julien and Laura Rabinow, Rockefellar Institute of Government

Would highly recommend Pete Minard's book on the Acclimatisation Society of Victoria, which reveals much of the popular narrative about species introduction (take this article for instance) to be overly simplistic and reductive.https://t.co/S7lgyvemhH
— Ben Wilkie (@Caledonia_Aus) November 3, 2022

Friday: “The Acclimatisation Society was driven by misguided ideals about ‘fixing nature’ in Australia” by Lyn Gallacher, Miyuki Jokiranta, and Sonia Marie, ABC News

How to Find Your Twitter Friends on Mastodon https://t.co/KlG0SjCVXw
— Bruno J. Navarro (@Bruno_J_Navarro) November 5, 2022

Saturday: “How to Find Your Twitter Friends on Mastodon” by Justin Pot, Wired

Quote of the week:

"The emotional part is important because populism, which Poland is struggling with along with other European countries, is strongly based on emotional communication."

Full interview 👇🏻https://t.co/zMLpDWudd0
— Green European Journal (@GreenEUJournal) November 6, 2022

Sunday: “A History of Struggle: Environmental Protests in Poland” by Kacper Szulecki, Green European Journal