Study explores resettlement due to hydropower in the Mekong Basin
July 30, 2021
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Research examines climate justice and art in Trinidad and Tobago
July 30, 2021
Lyrical Liberation: Trinidad and Tobago and the Climate Crisis By Zachary Spicer I. Introduction To organize this work, I wish to make clear that I understand the climate crisis as impending, ongoing, and a historically manufactured result of the seemingly unending hegemony of capitalistneoliberal power for the past few centuries. Such an understanding is not only historically accurate once one steps outside of traditional Western thought but also illuminates the role of certain actors in
[more]Madeline Levangie '21 Independent Project
July 6, 2021
Maddy Levangie' 21 explores ways that fungi can help us think about community, flourishing, life, and death.
[more]Congratulations Rachel Kent '21
June 14, 2021
Geography Major Rachel Kent is a Class of 2021 salutatorian!
[more]Peopling the Environmental State: River Restoration and State Power
June 8, 2021
Dam removal in the United States is an increasingly attractive option for advocates of river restoration. Sneddon, Magilligan, and Fox use dam removal in New England as a lens for examining state actors' capabilities to govern environmental processes.
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