Nieuwland, Said, Environmental

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

Here are the top articles amongst environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (December 31, 2018 – January 6, 2018):

https://twitter.com/fynnkaterin/status/1079514452368785408

Monday: “Do You Know Where Your Healing Crystals Come From?” by Emily Atkin, The New Republic

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We end 2018 with a look at The Year in Apocalypses by @alanmaceachern

"But 2018 felt different, because resignation about an environmental apocalypse was everywhere, and in some of the biggest movies of the year."https://t.co/cZpboGSJll#envhist #envhum #filmstudies #birdbox

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) December 31, 2018

Tuesday: “The Year in Apocalypses” by Alan MacEachern, Network in Canadian History and Environment (NiCHE)

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https://twitter.com/PantherResists/status/1080176664301191168

Wednesday: “Mayor de Blasio Announces Ban On Single-use Styrofoam Products In New York City Will Be In Effect Beginning 2019,” NYC

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A Look at the State's Rich Environmental History https://t.co/ct6SgS8CjB

— CAGA (@HbgGreenbelt) January 3, 2019

Thursday: “A Look at the State’s Rich Environmental History” by Heather Woolridge, WITF

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Excited to see PPEH Postdoctoral Fellow @bamendelsohn's brilliant geosocial reading of #Nigeria's #urbanCoast out in the new issue of Comp. Studies of South Asia Africa & the Middle East https://t.co/n9X5jlNhlM Congrats, Ben! #lagos #waterscapes #dredging #sandfilling #envhum https://t.co/jomOz39Jbw

— PPEH (@PPEHLab) January 3, 2019

Friday: “Volume 38, Issue 3,” Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 

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Lovely sci and #envhist of neoprene/synthetic rubber via @deanna_mccool — https://t.co/DMTDvUU08W

— Rebecca Altman | PhD (@rebecca_altman) January 5, 2019

Saturday: “The Naturalist” by Deanna Csomo McCool, Notre Dame Magazine

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Northwestern Professor Talks Radical '80s Environmentalism, “Tree Spiking” at Sem Co-Op The Chicago Maroon Northwestern University history professor Keith Woodhouse sat down with Loyola University professor Benjamin Johnson on Wednesday at the Semin https://t.co/QdlG4qRbjo pic.twitter.com/6S5Nf914Ac

— Dominik Suter (@DominikSuter) January 6, 2019

Sunday: “Northwestern Professor Talks Radical ’80s Environmentalism, “Tree Spiking” at Sem Co-Op” by Charlie Kolodziej, The Chicago Maroon

Top Words

1. Nieuwland

2. said

3. environmental

4. will

5. can

6. New

7. crystals

8. ban

9. one

10. styrofoam

11. rubber

12. York