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Images of Loss: Mapping the Future Coast

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By Sheehan Moore, CUNY Graduate Center § Ten miles south of New Orleans, on the West Bank of […]

Chitra January 7, 2022 Imaging Nature

Reading the Assamese Folktale of Tejimola through an Inter-Species Lens: Understanding Life as a Verb instead of a Noun

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By Paloma Bhattacharjee, National Museum Institute, New Delhi § The Capacity of Stories Burhi Aair Xadhu (loosely translated […]

Chitra October 1, 2020 General Submissions

“Ain’t No Future in Your Future”: Temporalities of Recovery and Resilience in Flint, Michigan

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By Talia Gordon, University of Chicago § A future full of possibilities starts by drinking pure quality water […]

Chitra October 9, 2019 Ecological Times

Grounds for Climate Change Mitigation in South Korea’s Tidal Mudflats

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By Gebby Keny, Rice University § Blue Carbon “The trick is to step with your right foot before […]

Chitra September 4, 2019 Ecological Times

Landscapes of Care: Affect and Emotion in the 16th Century Testimonies of the Congregation of Xaltocan

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By John K. Millhauser, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, North Carolina State University § “todos los dichos Pueblesillos […]

Chitra August 13, 2019 Ecological Times

Pacific Salmon Declines and the Thread-Bare Promises of Modernity

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By Neil Nunn, University of Toronto § At every turn in my research examining the politics of mine-waste, […]

Chitra May 1, 2018 Toxic Bodies

On Tricking Ducks: Industrial Naturecultures and the Toxic Bodies of Oil Sands Country

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By Whitney Larratt-Smith, UC Davis § “We were walking for a long time before I saw it. It was […]

Chitra January 10, 2018 Toxic Bodies

Ticks, Pesticides, and Biome-Subjectivity

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By Abigail Dumes, University of Michigan § Fifty-five years ago, Rachel Carson published Silent Spring, a groundbreaking text that […]

Chitra November 15, 2017 Toxic Bodies

Reclaiming Nature? Indigenous Homeland and Oil Sands Territory

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By Tara Joly, University of Aberdeen § Settler colonial relations construct the Athabasca region as extractive oil sands territory, […]

Chitra March 7, 2017 Life on the Frontier

Building Out the Rat: Animal Intimacies and Prophylactic Settlement in 1920s South Africa

By Branwyn Polykett, University of Cambridge § In the years between the two world wars another global war was declared, […]

Chitra February 7, 2017 Life on the Frontier

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