A new book argues that simply replacing fossil-fuel extraction with critical-mineral mining is no way out of the climate crisis.

There be tales of two Sean Fields on this week’s podcast. Happily, we are only welcoming (8:56) the smart and accomplished to the podcast to talk about his pathbreaking new ethnography of oil and fin...

The Battle of Wounded Knee, also known as the Wounded Knee Massacre, took place in South Dakota in 1890.

An investigation shared exclusively with Atmos and HEATED finds that 80% of anti-trans organizations receive fossil fuel funding.

Power Shift traces recent social and cultural shifts in how we understand and imagine energy, the environment, and the challenges of global warming.

Introducing our new season, Green Dreams. Starting September 9, 2025, with weekly episodes through October.

I have been tasked with introducing “Letters from the Field”, a new series of blog correspondences on doing modernist studies while living through climate change and calamities. “Letters from the Field” grows out of conversations that have taken place at online and in-person events organized by the MSA’s Modernism and the Environment special interest group (SIG) over the past

Al-Sharif was killed along with Mohammed Qreiqeh two cameramen and an assistant in an Israeli attack on Gaza City.

Faced with the contradiction of heritage preservation in an age of ecological collapse, museums around the globe have begun to reckon with their responsibility towards climate mitigation. Often ignore...

The central theme this year will be: Non-textual Sources for Understanding Ecologies, Knowledge, and Power in the Gulf of St. Lawrence Region, or “Knowledge Beyond the Text.”

How does it feel to be a worker in an oil-and-gas industry and a Canadian petrostate amid the climate crisis and the early stages of a transition away from fossil fuels?