Article by Armiero, Marco and Thanos Andritsos, Stefania Barca, Rita Brás, Lúcia de Oliveira Fernandes, Çağdaş Dedeoğlu, Marica Di Pierri, Filippo Gravagno, Laura Greco, Lucie Greyl, Ilenia Iengo, Julia Lindblom, Felipe Milanez, Sérgio Pedro, Giusy Pappalardo, Antonello Petrillo, Maurizio Portaluri, Elvira Privitera, Sergio Ruiz Cauyela, Ayşe Ceren Sarı, Giorgos Velegrakis
Toxic Bios – Toxic Autobiographies. A public environmental humanities project
In this article, we present Toxic Bios, a public environmental humanities project which aims to co-produce, gather, and make visible stories. . .
Toxic Embodiment General Environmental Humanities Financed by Seed Box Citizen Humanities
Article by Kaijser, Anna and Eva Lövbrand
Run for Your Life: Embodied Environmental Story-Telling and Citizenship on the Road to Paris
In December 2015 the United Nations held its Twenty-First climate change conference (COP21) in Paris. While political leaders convened to. . .
General Environmental Humanities Financed by Seed Box Citizen Humanities
Article by Isendahl, Christian and Barthel, Stephan; Vis, Benjamin; Drescher, Axel; Evans, Daniel; van Timmeren, Arjan
Global Urbanization and Food Production in Direct Competition for Land: Leverage Places to Mitigate Impacts on SDG2 and on the Earth System
Global urbanization and food production are in direct competition for land. This paper carries out
a critical review of how displacing crop. . .
Deep Time Green Futures Financed by Seed Box Academic
Article by Asp Frederiksen, Lene
Colonial media ecologies – Resounding the colonial archive with impressions from a field trip to Ghana
In this mixed-media essay I document a field trip to Ghana where I, so to say, travel in the footsteps of the Danish colonizers to the Gold. . .
Media ecologies General Environmental Humanities Financed by Seed Box Academic, Citizen Humanities
Article by Wilkes, James and Myra, Hird
Colonial ideologies of waste: Implications for land and life
Worldwide, colonialism continues to structure the relationship between the resource industry, Indigenous peoples, and the environment, as. . .
Deep Earth Deep Time Toxic Embodiment General Environmental Humanities Affiliated but not funded by Seed Box Academic, Citizen Humanities
Article by Karlsson, Bengt G.
Framtiden i en kopp lila te: Tankar om plantager, växtförädling och mibila växter.
The paper looks at the travel of the tea plant Camellia Sinensis var assamica between India and East Africa, and the eventual development of. . .
Green Futures Multispecies stories General Environmental Humanities Financed by Seed Box Citizen Humanities
Article by Bohlin, Anna
“‘It will Keep Circulating’: Loving and Letting Go of Things in Swedish Second-hand Markets”
Using the case of Sweden, this article examines the growing sector of reuse and second-hand activities from the perspective of how people. . .
General Environmental Humanities Affiliated but not funded by Seed Box Academic
Article by Appelgren, Staffan
“Building Castles out of Debris: Reuse Interior Design as a ‘Design of the Concrete’”
Large amounts of waste are produced when old furniture is routinely replaced with new as a result of relocations and reorganizations in both. . .
General Environmental Humanities Affiliated but not funded by Seed Box Academic
Article by Radomska, Marietta
Non/living Matter, Bioscientific Imaginaries and feminist Technoecologies of Bioart
Toxic Embodiment Affiliated but not funded by Seed Box Academic
Article by Uggla, Ylva
Framing and visualising biodiversity in EU policy
This study seeks insights into how biodiversity is framed and visualised
in EU policy. The paper presents analysis of both the visual. . .
Green Futures General Environmental Humanities Financed by Seed Box Academic
