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Global conspiracy? The dangers of the anti-Alberta energy campaign

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The Mitchell Effect

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Line 5: Dismantling as World-Building

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Forum on Fossil Capital Part 3: Malm’s Fossil Capital and Green Social Movements

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Welcome to Energy Humanities

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Fieldwork in the Energy Humanities

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What's your energy story?

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Low Carbon Justice in Canada's Net-Zero Transition

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Helios 2: Anne Pasek on Changing Methods in a Changing Climate

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Who Owns the Wind? Climate Crisis and the Hope of Renewable Energy

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When It Comes to Energy Transition, India Must Embrace Complexity

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Helios 3: Rebecca Sharp's Rough Currency

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Forum on Fossil Capital Part 4: From Steam Fetishism to Solar Fetishism

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Researchers work with high school students from 18 countries to address energy futures

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After Oil 3: Volatile Trajectories Podcast Series

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Forum on Fossil Capital Part 2: The Ideology of Fossil Capital

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Archives of the Planetary Mine: Culture, Nature Extraction, and Energy across the Americas

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Why Read Fiction while the Planet is in Crisis? Reflections on Cli-Fi Book Clubs

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The Religious Dimensions of Wildfire

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A Strategic Nature: Public Relations and the Politics of American Environmentalism

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Making and Meeting Online

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The Energized Enclosure of AI

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The Thread of Energy: Weaving the Fabric of Our Lives

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Pipeline Populism: Grassroots Environmentalism in the Twenty-First Century

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COVID-19, Electric Cars, and the Life-Sized City

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Making climate information accessible to rural farmers in Kenya

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Toxic Prisons, Racial Capital, and the Refuse of Reform 

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Violent Inheritance: Sexuality, Land, and Energy in Making the North American West

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The Anthropocene in Global Media: Neutralizing the Risk: The Project and the Book

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Energy shapes culture.

Energy and culture.

Energy shapes culture.

How we think, play, dream, and live is indebted to our use of fossil fuels.

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Art, philosophy, literature, and history can help us see our future and the challenges we face in a new light

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Fossil fuel culture.

Becoming sustainable requires more than replacing combustion engines with batteries. It means living together differently.

Technology-based solutions can only take us so far.

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Technology-based solutions can only take us so far.

Solar panels, electric cars, and plastic-eating microbes? Let’s move beyond technocentric solutions to consider our social and political options.

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Global conspiracy? The dangers of the anti-Alberta energy campaign

~

The Mitchell Effect

~

Line 5: Dismantling as World-Building

~

Forum on Fossil Capital Part 3: Malm’s Fossil Capital and Green Social Movements

~

Welcome to Energy Humanities

~

Fieldwork in the Energy Humanities

~

What's your energy story?

~

Low Carbon Justice in Canada's Net-Zero Transition

~

Helios 2: Anne Pasek on Changing Methods in a Changing Climate

~

Who Owns the Wind? Climate Crisis and the Hope of Renewable Energy

~

When It Comes to Energy Transition, India Must Embrace Complexity

~

Helios 3: Rebecca Sharp's Rough Currency

~

Forum on Fossil Capital Part 4: From Steam Fetishism to Solar Fetishism

~

Researchers work with high school students from 18 countries to address energy futures

~

After Oil 3: Volatile Trajectories Podcast Series

~

Forum on Fossil Capital Part 2: The Ideology of Fossil Capital

~

Archives of the Planetary Mine: Culture, Nature Extraction, and Energy across the Americas

~

Why Read Fiction while the Planet is in Crisis? Reflections on Cli-Fi Book Clubs

~

The Religious Dimensions of Wildfire

~

A Strategic Nature: Public Relations and the Politics of American Environmentalism

~

Making and Meeting Online

~

The Energized Enclosure of AI

~

The Thread of Energy: Weaving the Fabric of Our Lives

~

Pipeline Populism: Grassroots Environmentalism in the Twenty-First Century

~

COVID-19, Electric Cars, and the Life-Sized City

~

Making climate information accessible to rural farmers in Kenya

~

Toxic Prisons, Racial Capital, and the Refuse of Reform 

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Violent Inheritance: Sexuality, Land, and Energy in Making the North American West

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The Anthropocene in Global Media: Neutralizing the Risk: The Project and the Book

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Break Time