Interviews with Environmental Scientists about their New Books Support our show by becoming a premium member! newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/environmental-studies
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As an environmental social scientist, this series is a great way to keep up with the literature. A lot of coverage of the more critical theoretical side of the field, but that reflects monograph publishing.
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Episodes provide engaging discussions on contemporary environmental issues and the latest advancements in environmental science. Interviews frequently feature authors who have penned significant works concerning ecological dynamics, historical environmental practices, and the relationship between nature and society. The content tends to emphasize critical topics such as colonialism in environmental contexts, climate change, and sustainable practices, making it particularly relevant for those interested in the nexus of science and socio-political challenges related to the environment. Unique insights from experts across various fields enrich the conversations, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of environmental topics and stimulate crit... more
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