Sebastian Lundsteen
@sebmergence.bsky.social
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Postdoc @ Uni Copenhagen, Centre for Sustainable Futures | Former PhD @The Greenhouse | Prev. Chemical Pollution & Environmental Justice | now Prometheanism, climate politics and technology.
 www.sebastianlundsteen.com
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Apply by writing to @monabie.bsky.social: [email protected] with a 400 words letter: 1) a brief introduction, 2) motivation 3) potential ideas for an initiative (not mandatory) and 4) a CV (4 pages maximum). The application deadline is 15th of October 2025, 4 PM (CET)

Questions? feel free to HMU!
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Call for Applications!

@esehnextgate.bsky.social is seeking new members to join its committee for a two-year term 2025–2027.

More info below!!
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NEW DEADLINE: 15.9!!!!
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Abstract submission deadline is approaching (Sep. 1) for our Ghost of Empire in the North Sea workshop. Read more below or on our website where you also find a submission link (You have to scroll down below the introduction text on the website). www.uis.no/en/research/...
Poster with the workshop call text and abstract submission guidelines. These can also be found on our website.
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Anyone knowing when exact(ish) carbon capture and storage stopped being categorized as geoengineering? It seems like it just slipped into being an ordinary feasible technology?
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I am so much looking forward to this conversation!!!
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Check out this guest lecture at U. of Stavanger this Friday with Professor Mathias Danbolt from Copenhagen U. "Monumental Expectations: Notes on Queer, Feminist, and Antiracist Public Memoralization in Norway."
@sebmergence.bsky.social and I will have a podcast interview with him soon as well.
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Check out this guest lecture at U. of Stavanger this Friday with Professor Mathias Danbolt from Copenhagen U. "Monumental Expectations: Notes on Queer, Feminist, and Antiracist Public Memoralization in Norway."
@sebmergence.bsky.social and I will have a podcast interview with him soon as well.
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So great to get your thoughtful insights!
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So many things happening during #eseh2025, but for now:

🚨NEW PUBLICATION🚨

In “The pollution-industrial complex and the making of Denmark as an environmental frontrunner, 1965-1975”
we explore how environmental regulation became a matter of technology rather than strict (and strictly) regulation.
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Come join us for a drink and a convivial time.

Especially if you are attending the conference alone: feel free to hang out and get to know us (and other cool people too!)
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✨️We invite early career scholars & friends for a networking event at #eseh2025! Tuesday, at 19:30, in Fjölnir student pub (check program). There will be drinks and snacks 🍺🍕. See you there!

#envhist

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✨️We invite early career scholars & friends for a networking event at #eseh2025! Tuesday, at 19:30, in Fjölnir student pub (check program). There will be drinks and snacks 🍺🍕. See you there!

#envhist

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Yes! But it also made me wonder if 1st and 2nd year history students are up for dense stuff like yusoff.
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To clarify: texts by anyone but white dudes
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Extra points for texts by non-white dudes
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I am developing a course titled “Anthropocene Histories, History in the Anthropocene” at UCPH.
My idea is to structure the it thematically through planetary boundaries.

But what are the best texts around these days. I have the obvious stuff: Chakrabarty, Bonneuil & Fressoz, McNeill, Brown
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I am thrilled to announce that I will be collaborating with Adam Wickberg and the brilliant group at KTH's Centre of Excellence for Anthropocene History this fall as a visiting scholar. So, if you are in proximity to Stockholm between September 1st and December 1st and want to hang out: HMU
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I am really proud to see this thing out and it’s only because @smueller.bsky.social and Livia Cahns amazing work (and patience)
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New publication!

Translucence: Some Notations on Sediments, Amber, Toxic Chemicals, and the Possibility of Returns

In collaboration with my friend and sound artist Korana Jelača who composed a piece that accompanies the text. Very experimental

#envhum

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Edizioni Ca' Foscari
Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Venice University Press
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Mark your calendars for #ESEH2025 we'll host a networking event with drinks and snacks 🍹🍟 on Tuesday 19.08. evening. All folks welcome!! 🌿
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‼️NEW EPISODE ALERT ‼️

This brand new episode, with my co-host @andersriel.bsky.social and guest Tone Huse, explores the colonial manifestations through architecture in kalaallit nunaat and how temporalities can reinforce the colonial project, but also be sites of resistance.
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Check out our latest podcast episode where @sebmergence.bsky.social and I talk to Tone Huse about the Danish colonial modernization project in Kalaallit Nunaat (aka Greenland) whih she explores in her recent article "Temporal Displacement: Colonial Architecture and its Contestation".
Colonial architecture in Greenland and the material politics of time
In this episode we talk to Dr. Tone Huse about her article “Temporal displacement: colonial architecture and its contestation” where she explores and analyses the Danish state’s attempt to ‘moderni…
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For those selected few who know Danish: I have written an article that synthesizes #envhum #envhis perspectives on pollution for a popular media platform. I use examples from my PhD written @greenhouseuis.net. I warn against seeing pollution as a domain reserved for techno-science and politicians.
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The piece is a strong contribution to the prevalent discussions within the environmental justice literature and chemical/pollution humanities where terms like "slow violence," "shadow places," and "multispecies justice" are some of the major references.
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The article suggests other kinds of sensibilities that might help us reckon with the devastating consequences of living in a permanently polluted world where toxic exposures become harder to experience immediately.