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Pondering the Pacific: Passage to Pongso no Tao

August 3, 202121 min read

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2022 International Conference on “Food Futures”

July 9, 20211 min read

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The Scary Food Truths of COVID-19, as Discussed by ASU’s Food Sovereignty Reading Group

February 25, 20216 min read

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Reading Aridity in Western American Literature

December 14, 20205 min read

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ASU Environmental Humanities Initiative is partner in Global Humanities Institute grant

April 23, 20201 min read

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HfE Series: Extraction and the Environment At the African Observatory

October 14, 20195 min read

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HfE Series: Recrafting Environmental Communication in The Circumpolar North

March 5, 20195 min read

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An Introduction to the idea and implications of the Anthropocene

March 5, 20196 min read

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Thoughts of a marine ecologist on the first global Environmental Humanities summit

October 1, 20184 min read

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Introducing the HfE Observatories Blog Series

September 5, 20181 min read

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The Latin American Observatory: Chullachaki’s Chakra and Environmental Education in the Amazon basin

September 3, 20184 min read

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ASU professor to explore the origins of human thinking on climate during fellowship

May 3, 20181 min read

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Creosote

April 11, 20185 min read

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The North American Observatory and ASU’s Environmental Humanities Initiative host Environmental Humanities workshop

February 7, 20181 min read

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Contesting Environmental Imaginaries

March 30, 20175 min read

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ASU professor Joan McGregor leads Dinner 2040, where lawmakers, academics and chefs discuss production over gourmet meals

November 14, 20161 min read

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Humanities for the Environment: Integrating Knowledge, Forging New Constellations of Practice

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Ecocriticism and Indigenous Studies: Conversations from Earth to Cosmos

August 19, 20166 min read

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Keywords for Environmental Studies

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The Process of Writing and Using Images

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Pondering the Pacific: Passage to Pongso no Tao

2022 International Conference on “Food Futures”

The Scary Food Truths of COVID-19, as Discussed by ASU’s Food Sovereignty Reading Group

Reading Aridity in Western American Literature

ASU Environmental Humanities Initiative is partner in Global Humanities Institute grant

HfE Series: Extraction and the Environment At the African Observatory

HfE Series: Recrafting Environmental Communication in The Circumpolar North

An Introduction to the idea and implications of the Anthropocene

Thoughts of a marine ecologist on the first global Environmental Humanities summit

Introducing the HfE Observatories Blog Series

The Latin American Observatory: Chullachaki’s Chakra and Environmental Education in the Amazon basin

ASU professor to explore the origins of human thinking on climate during fellowship

Creosote

The North American Observatory and ASU’s Environmental Humanities Initiative host Environmental Humanities workshop

Contesting Environmental Imaginaries

ASU professor Joan McGregor leads Dinner 2040, where lawmakers, academics and chefs discuss production over gourmet meals

Humanities for the Environment: Integrating Knowledge, Forging New Constellations of Practice

Ecocriticism and Indigenous Studies: Conversations from Earth to Cosmos

Keywords for Environmental Studies

The Process of Writing and Using Images

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About HfE

Get to know who we are, how we operate, and the guiding concepts that connect our observatories.

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Our global projects are being conducted at eight research observatories.

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Pondering the Pacific: Passage to Pongso no Tao

2022 International Conference on “Food Futures”

The Scary Food Truths of COVID-19, as Discussed by ASU’s Food Sovereignty Reading Group

Reading Aridity in Western American Literature

ASU Environmental Humanities Initiative is partner in Global Humanities Institute grant

HfE Series: Extraction and the Environment At the African Observatory

HfE Series: Recrafting Environmental Communication in The Circumpolar North

An Introduction to the idea and implications of the Anthropocene

Thoughts of a marine ecologist on the first global Environmental Humanities summit

Introducing the HfE Observatories Blog Series

The Latin American Observatory: Chullachaki’s Chakra and Environmental Education in the Amazon basin

ASU professor to explore the origins of human thinking on climate during fellowship

Creosote

The North American Observatory and ASU’s Environmental Humanities Initiative host Environmental Humanities workshop

Contesting Environmental Imaginaries

ASU professor Joan McGregor leads Dinner 2040, where lawmakers, academics and chefs discuss production over gourmet meals

Humanities for the Environment: Integrating Knowledge, Forging New Constellations of Practice

Ecocriticism and Indigenous Studies: Conversations from Earth to Cosmos

Keywords for Environmental Studies

The Process of Writing and Using Images

About HfE

Get to know who we are, how we operate, and the guiding concepts that connect our observatories.

Organization

Global Observatories

Our global projects are being conducted at eight research observatories.

Observatories

Resources

Explore our resources, from replicable projects, publications, to events and more.

Content

Community