Call for Posts: Disputed Water Worlds

How do people and other beings relate to water across its multiple forms and scales? Water exists in […]

Phantoms within and beyond the Frame: Stirrings of Justice amidst Specters of Rural Capitalism

By Rebecca Witter and Dana E. Powell [1] § Structural racism combines with the toxic wastes from industrialized […]

Images of Loss: Mapping the Future Coast

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

Fuel Maps: Digitizing Grass and Sensing Fire in Brazil

Guilherme M. Fagundes, Princeton University § Part and parcel of the technological repertoire in wildland fire management, fuel […]

Helicopter Images: Mediating Injustice in Environmental Film

Marian Ahn Thorpe, Princeton University § The fictional movie Even the Rain (Bollaín 2010) tells the story of […]

Through the Lens of the Anthropocene: The Shared Histories and Futures of Ethnographic and Natural History Filmmaking

By Alejandra Melian-Morse, McGill University § The very first scene of the BBC’s Planet Earth II (Berlowitz et […]

Call for Posts: Imaging Nature

Environmental humanists and environmental scientists labor over images—their production, their dissemination, their interpretation—with profound consequences for how we […]

In the Time of the Dinosaurs: Paleontological Affect

By Daniel Allen Solomon § In Timefulness (2018), geologist Marcia Bjornerud argues that one of the key problems […]

Capturing Spiders: Golden Orb Weavers in Gainesville, Florida

By Lisa Jean Moore, SUNY Purchase § Spiders construct webs from the manipulation of spider silk proteins. Golden […]

More Horizon: A Commentary

By Adriana Petryna, University of Pennsylvania § The U.S. leads the world in confirmed cases of and deaths […]