Applications for International Security Studies postdocs are open thru December 18. If you're a recent or soon to be grad who works on intl history, U.S. foreign relations, global affairs, statecraft, military history, etc. you should consider applying jackson.yale.edu/iss/fellowship…

Nice review here of OMB’s recent change to the federal discount rate, with important implications for how the government values the future benefits of investment and regulations, and the costs of climate change, among other things

A helpful roundup of climate and energy ideas and actions— a remarkable set of accomplishments

Looking forward to this terrific one-day energy history conference in New Haven on March 2. Free registration now open.

Join Yale Environmental History for a virtual talk by Dr. Anto Mohsin on "The Politics of Electrification in Indonesia Post World War II." Thursday 2/8, 4pm ET. #energyhistory environmentalhumanities.yale.edu/event/anto-moh…

Highly recommend to #environmentalhistory folks Ian Coss and @gbhnews podcast "The Big Dig," which traces the journey from the interstate highway act through the freeway revolts and passage of NEPA, and on to the present-day question of why it’s so hard to build stuff.

This Brady Dennis story about the NC Outer Banks made me wonder how the properties in Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council are faring. The houses are still hanging in there, but with costly coastal defenses (buildings on left and right) washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

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Join Yale Environmental History for a talk by Trinity College Professor Clark Alejandrino, “Weathering History: A Higher-Resolution Climate History of South China’s Typhoon Spaces.” This Tuesday at 4 pm in HQ 136.

NEPA analysis seems especially well suited to an AI approach to studying its history and workings.

Come work with me Yale University! I'm hiring a full-time RA to start in summer 2025, to work on understanding how to tax the super-rich and what drives sky-high US infrastructure construction costs. PREDOC.org Econ RA Listings Econ Job News Women in Econ/Policy tobin.yale.edu/programs/pre-d…

Scientists say the snail darter, whose endangered species status delayed the building of a dam in Tennessee in the 1970s, is a genetic match of a different fish. nyti.ms/4fOOv8u

Looking for a deep dive into how a band of outsiders took on the richest people in the world to fight economic inequality, white supremacy, and a media ecosystem dominated by the few? The Radical Fund is coming 10/14. simonandschuster.com/books/The-Radi…