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Environmental Theory 2016 Feed

March 10, 2016 By Hannah Smay

  • Fragile Hope, Hopelessness, and No-Hope
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-04-23
  • Individual or Institutional (or Both)?
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-04-03
  • Cannibalism is Natural!
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-02-05
  • Educate the People…Not
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-02-04
  • Not Your Parents’ Environmental Scholarship
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-01-27
  • Deeper Than the Truth: Crowd Scientists and Environmental Scholarship
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-01-22
  • Engagement: Connection/Commitment/Communication
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-01-21
  • Plus Ça Change…But What Sort of Change?
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-01-12
  • EcoTypes Axes
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-01-06
  • Environmental Typologies
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2017-01-04
  • EcoTypes – Exploring Environmental Ideas
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2016-12-04
  • Replacing Nature: A New Ecoliteracy
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2016-11-17
  • What Is To Be Done? — Trump and Ecomodernism
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2016-11-17
  • Mark Zuckerberg Is in Denial – The New York Times
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2016-11-15
  • The Price of Certainty, and the Morning After
    Source: Jim ProctorPublished on 2016-11-09
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I am graduating from Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon with a BA in English and Environmental Studies. I explore the power stories have to render and transform places, people, and systems. Through my undergraduate scholarship, I aim to better articulate the relationships between humanity and place by examining lessons from the humanities, social sciences, and physical sciences in conversation.

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