Environmental, Site, Said

This is the seventy-sixth post in my series that explores the most-used words in the top stories shared amongst Environmental Historians and Environmental Humanities scholars on Twitter each week.

Here are the top articles amongst environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (August 6 – August 12, 2018):

Top court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has long history of knocking back environmental rules https://t.co/kiK1l2vIEj

— Arctic Friend (@FriendEden100) August 6, 2018

Monday: “Top court nominee has long knocked back environmental rules” by Geoff Mulvihill, AP News

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history, Environmental, History https://t.co/vMOKlYlCia pic.twitter.com/KHtDTSkO0b

— Andrea Eidinger, Ph.D. (@AndreaEidinger) August 7, 2018

Tuesday: “history, Environmental, History” by Jessica DeWitt, Historical DeWitticisms 

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#ATXCouncil concludes the special meeting on alternate proposals.
Topics: environmental remediation verification (last completed in 2016 by Terracon), rushed process (McKalla identified 11/2017), and need for RFP (vacant since 2005).#MLS2ATX
More details: https://t.co/XkKgpNcIlo

— Estadio McKalla (@McKallaMLS) August 7, 2018

Wednesday: “History of McKalla Place,” MLS at McKalla

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This was an anniversary that should not have been missed. An economic, geopolitical, and environmental event that has changed, and is still profoundly changing, the world. https://t.co/ZqTM5p3uHn

— David L. Bahnsen (@DavidBahnsen) August 8, 2018

Thursday: “An Anniversary Of History Being Made: The Birth Of Modern Fracking” by David Bahnsen, Forbes

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Climate Change Destroys the Lives of the Poorest Human Beings Firsthttps://t.co/i6zK8ucIMt
History will not look kindly on us for this, or for any other aspect of our environmental record

— Common Dreams (@commondreams) August 10, 2018

Friday: “Climate Change Destroys the Lives of the Poorest Human Beings First” by Charles P.  Pierce, Common Dreams

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https://twitter.com/EcoInternet3/status/1028059412340989953

Saturday: “EPA recommends McArthur River Mine expansion, despite history of environmental incidents” by Jane Bardon, ABC News

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More Comps Notes on my Blog: Robert Craig Brown's "The Doctrine of Usefulness" https://t.co/KhV4e6CDaj #envhist #parkhistory #nationalparks #parks #cdnhist #history #twitterstorians

— Dr. Jessica DeWitt (@JessicaMDeWitt) August 12, 2018

Sunday: “Comps Notes: Robert Craig Brown’s “The Doctrine of Usefulness”” by Jessica DeWitt, Historical DeWitticisms

Top Words

1. environmental

2. site

3. said

4. Austin

5. Kavanaugh

6. EPA

7. Reichhold

8. history

9. city

10. rock