A Degrowth Theorist in the Nineteenth Century? Eugène Huzar and the Dangers of Scientific and Industrial Growth
NiCHE
by Ben Stemper
2d ago
Eugène Huzar warned that industrial science-driven growth threatened Earth's balance, advocating global oversight but recognizing its limits, foreseeing degrowth's necessity ..read more
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Recording – Environment and War: Historical Perspectives and Modern Challenges
NiCHE
by NiCHE Administrators
3d ago
Through a series of case studies from Ukraine and other regions worldwide, the speakers examine the lasting environmental consequences of war, conflict, and disaster and address how the ongoing war in Ukraine has shaped environmental research, influenced scholarly discourse, and highlighted the growing need to understand ecological damage in the context of war ..read more
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CASTOR / A Sharp-Toothed Typeface for Multispecies Storytelling 
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by Marianne Hoffmeister-Castro
4d ago
CASTOR is an experimental typeface inspired by beaver toothmarks, exploring speculative, non-anthropocentric storytelling and multispecies entanglements through visual language experimentation ..read more
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Uncovering Ancaster Creek
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by Jessica van Horssen
5d ago
McMaster University moved Ancaster Creek in the 1960s for parking. Jessica van Horssen's students researched its history and created a StoryMap ..read more
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Virtual Event – When History Meets the Environment – Canada’s History
NiCHE
by NiCHE Administrators
1w ago
20 March 2025 - This year’s Canada’s History Forum explores how history and education can help us understand and address environmental challenges ..read more
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“Keep the beaver Canadian!”: The Passage of Bill C-373, 1975
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by Colin Coates
1w ago
In 1975, Canada fiercely defended the beaver as its national symbol against New York state's attempt to claim it as their own ..read more
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Adapting to the End of the Forest Commons in the 19th Century Kingdom of Hungary
NiCHE
by Róbert Balogh
1w ago
Throughout the 19th century, countless numbers of communities had to address, confront, and adapt to changing notions of appropriate interactions between states, lands, and landowners. This piece examines responses to these changes from communities in a hilly area of Central Europe within the 19th century Kingdom of Hungary ..read more
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#EnvHist Worth Reading: February 2025
NiCHE
by Jessica DeWitt
1w ago
Find butterfly smuggling, mercury contamination, and pollinators in the latest list of environmental history from Jessica DeWItt ..read more
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New Book – Environments of Exile: Nature, Refugees, and Representations
NiCHE
by Swen Steinberg
1w ago
Environments of Exile explores forced migration's environmental dimensions, examining refugees' adaptation, survival, and knowledge in unfamiliar landscapes, with historical and contemporary relevance ..read more
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Canadian Beavers in the Nordic Countries
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by Dolly Jørgensen
2w ago
In the 1800s, European beavers were nearly extinct, so Sweden’s Skansen zoo imported Canadian beavers instead. Efforts later reintroduced European beavers ..read more
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