Time is flying. #envirhistorians #envirhist don't forget to get your abstracts in for Environmental History Workshop by the 18th of March. The theme this year is "FLOWS". Come join us Northumbria History this September. bit.ly/2EKXido

It started as a rant and ended as an article. Really excited to see my latest work published in History Workshop. All thanks to the folks Mass Observation Sussex Digital Humanities Lab @[email protected] & doi.org/10.1093/hwj/db…

Brexit is delayed and Environmental History Workshop is extending the deadline for the 2019 workshop on "flows" for a month! Keep on sending us abstracts for the workshop on 13 September Northumbria Uni. CFP open until 18 April. …onmentalhistoryworkshop.wordpress.com/events/ehw-201…

Great afternoon MCE "Communicating Energy" workshop. Take home message : visual communication is an effective tool in energy behaviour change. For a former art historian, this is good news.

Still riding that #ASEH2019 high? Seize the moment and submit an abstract for Flows - the Second Environmental History Workshop Northumbria History in September. Deadline 18 April 🍃🌊🌇

Please see here a new publication from MCE team members. With thanks for the wonderful contributions and RCC Perspectives editorial team, and support of Rachel Carson Center & Deutsches Museum

Thrilled to have escaped marking this afternoon to speak about my research on heat, energy and health in NYC @ManCHSTM. #envirhistorians if you are around the Manchester area it is in 2.57, Simon building, at 3:30pm.

Check out our programme for the Second "Environmental History Workshop" on "Flows". Can't wait to welcome such a diverse group of environmental historians to Newcastle in September. Exciting panels on water, energy, ideas. Free spaces are limited, so register below.

Last few free tickets left for the "Environmental History Workshop". Catering order has been confirmed and we are ready to go! Can't wait to welcome everyone to Newcastle next week.

Academic jobs! We're recruiting in the field of BAME History (focus on BAME communities in Britain and/or Continental Europe). Details via northumbria.ac.uk/work-for-us/jo… (Associate Professor/Professor) and northumbria.ac.uk/work-for-us/jo… (Lecturer/Senior Lecturer).

EHW 2021: Call for organizers! …onmentalhistoryworkshop.wordpress.com/2021/03/15/ehw… We have been hearing from #envhist friends that an Environmental History Workshop in 2021 would be fun. We agree! DM or email to discuss joining the 2021 organizing committee 😃

We're putting together a new committee for an #EHW2021 #envhist tweeters, would you like to join in? 👇 …onmentalhistoryworkshop.wordpress.com/2021/03/15/ehw…

Access to heat has long been political. I have tried to provide some historical context on the tragic fire in the Bronx in this article. washingtonpost.com/outlook/2022/0…

Popping up to announce that my new project 'Carbon Bodies: Warmth and Fuelling Health in Britain' has been awarded a Wellcome Trust CDA. Best thing is I can now advertise a 3-year Research Fellow post to join me on the project. Come be my collaborator! work4.northumbria.ac.uk/#en/sites/CX_1…

We are currently advertising for a Research Fellow post on Dr Rebecca Wright's Wellcome-funded project, ‘Carbon Bodies: Warmth and Fuelling Health in Britain, 1918 to 2022’. 36 month post from October 2024, full-time, £39,347 to £44,262. jobs.ac.uk/job/DIR074/res…

A week left to apply to the Research Fellow position on “Carbon Bodies” (deadline the 12th). If you are interested in energy, the body, and its relationship to public health policy, do consider applying. jobs.ac.uk/job/DIR074/res… #envhist #envhums #histtech #medhums #healthhums

Great job opportunity - please share widely: two-year post on the project 'Global Governance, Trust and Democratic Engagement in Past and Present'! work4.northumbria.ac.uk/#en/sites/CX_1…