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The George Perkins Marsh Institute and Jeanne X. Kasperson Research Library announce the 2022 Academic Year Seminar Series. Seminars will present cutting-edge research on human/environment interactions taking place at Clark University and are designed to catalyze discussions regarding future research possibilities. Seminars are open to all and will take place from 12:15 pm-1:15 pm. in the Lurie Conference Room. The format is a 40-45 minute presentation followed by 15-20 minutes of question and discussion. Interaction with speakers is encouraged. Light refreshments will be provided.
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Intercultural Methodologies for Confronting Neo-extractivism in the Willimapu, Chile
In the Willimapu territory of southern Chile, water is at the heart of conflicts involving contemporary extractive industries like hydropower development. For Mapuche communities, territorial defense today involves intercultural knowledge […]
Documentary “What happened to the bees?”
What happened to the bees Documental Ambulante A.C., Mexico The documentary unmasks the privileges of transnational corporations and shows the effects of capitalism on the social and ecological structures of […]
Ethical sourcing in jewelry: Metals, diamonds and gemstones
A look at traceable, responsible materials from small-scale mining and recycled goods in the jewelry sector, and areas for greatest impact from a jeweler's perspective. Anna Bario and co-founder Page […]
Fear, Parental Behavior, and Community Structure of Wildlife in Residential Lands
via ZoomAaron Grade In an urbanizing world, residential lands provide an opportunity for conserving biodiversity right in our own backyards. Identifying the ecological mechanisms underlying patterns of backyard wildlife populations and […]
T’áá hwó ají t’éego and the end of the Navajo coal industry
via ZoomAndrew Curly In 2021 the Navajo Generating Station, a long standing symbol of coal energy in the southwest, was demolished. The power plant ended operations the previous year, which signaled […]
Adapting to Global Environmental Change: How Can We Ensure Food Security in a Time of Uncertainty?
Meha Jain Assistant Professor, School of Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan “Adapting to Global Environmental Change: How Can We Ensure Food Security in a Time of Uncertainty?” Assistant Professor […]
The Impermanence of Protected Areas
The Clark Center for the Study of Natural Resource Extraction and Society presents: The Impermanence of Protected Areas: Challenges and Opportunities for Conservation Science, Policy, and Practice Rachel Golden Kroner, Conservation International […]
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