The first of our social science research articles from The Biochar Demonstrator is now out and open access! Biochar in the British print news media: an analysis of promissory discourse and the creation of expectations about carbon removal. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Bruna Nerlich Nottingham Geography

#envhist Today Webinar Series is back! 🐴Join us for the second session on Dec 12 on #animalhistory Info on how to join the session and more on this year's series of seminars at this link: eseh.org/envhistoday-we…

Are you thinking of going to the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) RGS-IBG Higher Ed annual conference next year? Want to organise an animal geography session? Get in touch with us to talk ideas and session sponsorship - via dm or email [email protected] 🐾

We are now onto the 3rd section of the issue, technology & information. Work on this theme includes film, viz art, and more that examines the role of geospatial technology and data in shaping our world and representations of it. Browse now buff.ly/3QKmNAy!

It's been a busy year for us here at the Black Earth Institute ➡️from publishing new issues of our literary journal About Place Journal and hosting live reading series events, to highlighting the many contributions of our fellows, past and present. ⬇️⬇️ blackearthinstitute.org/news/

Our article, 'Multispecies, More-Than-Human, Nonhuman, Other-Than-Human: Reimagining idioms of animacy in an age of planetary unmaking' has been translated into Spanish. Open access! revistatekopora.cure.edu.uy/index.php/reet… #envhum #multispecies Nottingham Geography

Biochar for carbon removal: what are the potential injustices? Carol Morris and I will be presenting work from the The Biochar Demonstrator during this CCRI webinar, 22/02/2024 at 12:15pm. You can sign up here eventbrite.co.uk/e/biochar-for-… #biochar #ggr

📢The CfP for the next ESSHC Conference (Leiden, 26-29 March 2025) is open! Interested in applying for panels through the Rural History Network? Contact one of its co-chairs esshc.iisg.amsterdam/en/rural-netwo… #agriculturalhistory #ruralhist

📢 A new co-authored article out with John Hogan Morris and Carol Morris! Biochar carbon markets: A mitigation deterrence threat. Available here sciencedirect.com/science/articl… The Biochar Demonstrator Nottingham Geography #biochar #ggr

SUBMISSIONS OPEN! Theme for our next issue: Appetite We are open for submissions for Issue 11 slated to go live in June'24 Deadline: 15th April'24 11:59 PM IST For submission guidelines and more details, please visit the Submissions page usawa.in/submissions-op…

📢 New paper now out in Visual Studies! 'Reimagining food systems and food futures: a visual approach' is an autoethnographic study of the FOOD: Bigger than the Plate exhibition held at the V & A Museum. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Nottingham Geography ACCESS Network

Dr Angela Cassidy has taken up the #esiChallengeOfTheMonth for October with her talk "Conflict, Co-existence and Collaboration" on 21 October at 1pm. Watch this space for the next few weeks to hear more about how her research has tackled these challenges. exeter.ac.uk/research/insti…

Submit abstracts to this session proposed by me at ISA Forum 2025 by 15th October and spread the word @RC09_ISA Doing Sociology ECPR Standing Group on Gender and Politics International Feminist Journal of Politics Niharika Banerjea Debarati Sen Abhilasha Chattopadhyay Sayantan Datta

I’m co-organising, with Cathy Lucas and Simon Werrett of UCL Science and Technology Studies, an ‘Experimental History of Science Workshop’ to take place in April 2025 Think about entirely new ways of doing #histsci Let your imagination go wild! Here’s the call for proposals. 1/5

📢New publication out from our ACCESS Network flex fund project! 'Opening up Responsible Research and Innovation: Learning from human and more-than-human knowledge-holders'. Co-authored with Min Burdett and Tom Bott. exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/index.php/exch… Nottingham Geography Exchanges: The Interdisciplinary Research Journal

In our 2024 State of the Climate Report, we found 25 of 35 Earth's vital signs at record levels, including temperature. doi.org/10.1093/biosci…

A single 400-year-old ancient oak produces 234,000 litres of oxygen a year while soaking up carbon dioxide, and can support more than 2,000 species of bird, insect, fungus, and lichen. Nature is amazing - we need more of it, not less. RT if you agree 🌳

We are happy to announce the "Writing for Public: A Workshop". If you are an MA/PhD/early career academic looking to learn to write for non-academic publics, this *free* workshop is for you. Apply by 20 Nov 2024 by writing to us at [email protected]

📢Our second publication from our ACCESS Network Flex Fund project is a summary document! Reports on the 'Including the More-Than-Human World in Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI): Developing a Conceptual Framework' workshop. dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.…