Keyword: Climate Change
- projectKatrin Klingan, Georg N. Schäfer, Giulia Bruno, Simon Turner, Armin Linke, Niklas Hoffmann-Walbeck, J. Rowan Deer
Geology of the Present Publication
The transition from the Holocene to the Anthropocene is turning geology into a social science. Researchers and artists grapple with stratigraphic materials and the challenges of in planetary knowledge production.
Archiving, Conversation, Storytelling, Consensus Building, Care, Climate change, Future, Human-environment relations, Stratigraphy, Knowledge production, Knowledge transformation, Deep time
- projectRavi Agarwal
Dialogues: State of Nature 2022
A three-day conference bringing together perspectives and frameworks representative of current contemporary thought in ecopoetics, habitat conservation, and social justice.
Conversation, Engagement, Intervention, Climate change, Ecology, Environmental Justice, Biodiversity
- project
Critical Zones. In Search of a Common Ground
This travelling exhibition, co-produced by the ZKM, Karlsruhe and Goethe-Institut Mumbai, invites visitors to engage with the critical situation of our planet.
Engagement, Intervention, Experiment, Conversation, Climate change, Local knowledge, Species
- projectRavi Agarwal
Anthropocene Mumbai 2018–
Since 2018, the Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan, Mumbai, has focused on the key questions surrounding ecology.
Storytelling, Intervention, Engagement, Modeling, Conversation, Climate change, Ecology, Policy, Environmental Justice, Species, Human-environment relations
- projectJahnavi Phalkey, Madhushree Kamak
Climate Through Your Eyes
In the fall of 2021, Science Gallery Bengaluru invited young adults to respond to prompts on the theme of climate change with creative responses.
Engagement, Field Study, Film, Sensing, Reflection, Storytelling, Flood, Water, Climate change, Disaster, Media
- projectMadhushree Kamak, Jahnavi Phalkey, Ravi Agarwal
Anthropocene Bangalore 2022–
Since 2019, Science Gallery Bengaluru (SGB) has conducted multiple public engagement programmes around the Anthropocene.
Storytelling, Engagement, Consensus Building, Conversation, Toxicity, Climate change, History, Media, Carbon, Sustainability, Economy
- projectLucio De Capitani, Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Cristina Baldacci, Shaul Bassi
Venice and the Anthropocene: An Ecocritical Guide
Published in 2022, this experimental guide to Venice forms a new, illuminating and disturbing mosaic of the water city and its Lagoon.
Field Study, Engagement, Reflection, Mapping, Water, Extinction, Flood, Climate change, Human-environment relations, History, Urbanism, Disaster, Future
- project
Anthropocene Venice 2021–
This interdisciplinary research community at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice engages with water politics and waterscapes, ecocriticism, and ecological art practices.
Water, Flood, Climate change
- contributionKoki Tanaka
A Conversation with Koki Tanaka on Where is the Planetary?
Koki Tanaka explains his approach to designing five experimental settings for Where is the Planetary?
Experiment, Engagement, Adaptation, Care, Scale, Climate change, Socio-ecological design
- contributionStephanie Wakefield, Gean Moreno
Wars of Armageddon
What does it mean to live in a city already deemed “unsavable” and why is the contemporary art made in Miami that deals directly with climate change often so innocuous?
Case Study, Reflection, Aesthetics, Adaptation, Capitalism, Climate change, Disaster, Flood
- contributionLouise Carver
Repair Is Broken
Louise Carver examines what is broken about neoliberal capitalist modes of repair in the context of the Anthropocene.
Engagement, Field Work, Care, Carbon, Climate change, Capitalism
- projectFernando Silva e Silva, Grupo de Pesquisa em Ecologia das Práticas
Cosmic Conversations 2020
Six Brazilian researchers from different areas talk about ways of approaching the brutal effects of climate change.
Conversation, Reflection, Climate change, Ecology, Agriculture, Species, Environmental Justice, Settler Colonialism
- contributionAndy Cundy, Brian Holmes
Exchange on the Half Life of the Nuclear Age
What are the prospects of living among radioactive substances as military spending on atomic weapons increases and some countries invest in and maintain nuclear power on their paths to “net zero” CO₂ emissions?
Conversation, Reflection, Radioactivity, Risk, Climate change
- contributionSusan Schuppli, Liz Thomas
Exchange on Melting Narrations
How can we mediate and embed scientific findings into new narrations? And what contingency, what order, will these narrations have?
Conversation, Engagement, Climate change, Deep time, Water, Ocean
- contributionRavi Agarwal
Exhibition: New Natures
Part of State of Nature 2022, the exhibition New Natures: A Terrible Beauty is Born was a proposition to rethink the world as we know it today.
Storytelling, Engagement, Modeling, Ecology, Environmental Justice, Technosphere, Species, Human-environment relations, Climate change
- contributionKristine L. DeLong, Mark Williams, Jens Zinke, Neal Cantin, Sophia Roosth
Core Readings: West Flower Garden Bank Reef and Flinders Reef
A close reading of coral samples from the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean—finding signals of ocean warming and the impacts of offshore oil extraction.
Field Work, Conversation, Consensus Building, Engagement, Extraction, Climate change, Ocean
- contributionDaniel Emanuelsson, Jack Humby, Susan Schuppli, Dieter Tetzner, Liz Thomas, Mark Williams
Core Readings: Antarctic Peninsula
Researchers study an ice core from one of the fastest-warming places on Earth—revealing key data on Antarctica’s environmental history.
Engagement, Field Work, Consensus Building, Human-environment relations, History, Climate change
- contributionOliver Sann, Beate Geissler
Fragments from the White Angst Cli-Fi Read-Along
Recording of a live, read-along event presenting a collage of writing by climate fiction authors from all over the world.
Storytelling, Engagement, Climate change, Deep time
- project
Unearthing the Present
What is the new geological epoch made of? Unearthing the Present connected the geological analysis of the present with a discussion of the changing scope for social and political agency.
Conversation, Case Study, Field Work, Experiment, Monitoring, Agency, Anthropos, Biosphere, Carbon, Climate change, Data, Deep time, Extraction, Ocean, Radioactivity, Sedimentation, Stratigraphy
- contributionRiddhima Puri
The Breathable Materiality of Combustion
Air pollution is currently the top environmental killer, but the fleeting nature of atmospheric pollution often keeps it from being observed through a global perspective and being included in the planetary cycles of the Anthropocene.
Case Study, Storytelling, Carbon, Climate change, Disaster, Governance, Human-environment relations, Scale
- contributionEva Horn
The Case of Air
Literary scholar Eva Horn unpacks air as an environing medium that has always entangled human life and the environment in very specific ways.
Case Study, Mapping, Climate change, Disciplinarity, Human-environment relations, Pollution, Scale
- contributionRavi Agarwal
The Art of Climate Emergency
For the third keynote lecture of the State of Nature: Dialogues conference, art historian and cultural critic TJ Demos reflects on the art of climate emergency.
Reflection, Intervention, Engagement, Extraction, Race, Climate change, Migration, Environmental Justice, Capitalism
- contributionRavi Agarwal
We are All Connected: the State of Nature and What We Are Doing to Ourselves
Poet and author Ruth Padel delivers the second keynote lecture of the State of Nature: Dialogues conference.
Conversation, Engagement, Reflection, Extraction, Climate change, Capitalism, Ecology, Human-environment relations, Future, Species
- contributionRavi Agarwal
Philosophy of Nature Is Yet To Come!
Researcher Michael Marker gives the first keynote lecture of the State of Nature: Dialogues conference.
Conversation, Engagement, Ecology, Climate change, Future
- contributionPietro Daniel Omodeo
Venice: City of the Anthropocene
Pietro Daniel Omodeo looks at the water city as a symbol for human-environment relations in the Anthropocene.
Anthropos, Climate change, Flood, Water, Human-environment relations
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State of Nature—Dialogues
This three day conference invites its audience into both a consideration of the ecological and political urgencies at large in our global present, and an awareness of the strategies that are being crafted to address them.
Storytelling, Field Study, Conversation, Engagement, Urbanism, Ecology, Naturecultures, Species, Landscape, Infrastructure, Climate change
- contributionThe Mont Pelerin Rewrite
Rewriting Climate Politics
How are the relationships between state, market, natural environments, and citizens understood? And how does this create or foreclose political and ethical agency?
Communicating, Conversation, Engagement, Case Study, Intervention, Modeling, Governance, Participatory governance, History, Policy, Future, Climate change, Economy
- contributionShannon Mattern
Archival Phase Shifts
What might an “Anthropocene archive” look like? Media anthropologist Shannon Mattern proposes that it should embrace its ever evolving content, structure and context.
Archiving, Mapping, Water, Climate change, Time, Flood, Landscape, Knowledge infrastructure, Toxicity, Capitalism
- contributionJoe Underhill
On Translation and Agency on an Anastomosed River
Joe Underhill reflects on the political utility of the language used in academia and the public sphere, and how to translate deeper understandings of the Anthropocene.
Storytelling, Communicating, Conversation, Field Work, Water, Climate change, Environmental Justice, Local knowledge, Settler Colonialism
- contributionEgo Ahaiwe Sowinski
Slowness in Urgency, Urgently Slow
What does it mean to be urgently slow in this undeniably urgent conjuncture? Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski advocates for intentional slowness as a strategy for resolution and healing.
Reflection, Sound, Sensing, Care, Habits, Human-environment relations, Climate change, Wisdom
- contributionAstrida Neimanis
How to Talk About the Weather
Astrida Neimanis describes how building, maintaining and repairing social infrastructures are essential aspects of climate change mitigation.Communicating, Conversation, Intervention, Reflection, Affect, Care, Climate change
- contributionJürgen Renn, Matthias Schemmel, Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Francesco Luzzini, Thomas Turnbull
Max Planck Partner Group: The Water City
Bringing the city and the environments of Venice into focus as the basis for historical and comparative studies on global geo-anthropological processes.
Conversation, Water, Human-environment relations, Climate change, Economy, History
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Anthropocene Campus Venice 2021
Over the span of a week in Venice, Italy, this forum will take the water city as a point of departure to collectively reflect on geo-environmental politics, providing a space for co-learning, interdisciplinary collaborations, and comparative studies.
Field Work, Field Study, Conversation, Engagement, Sensing, Water, Human-environment relations, History, Adaptation, Climate change, Flood
- contributionStéphane Grumbach, Olivier Hamant, Ela Spalding, Orit Halpern, Karolina Sobecka, Sandi Hilal, Johannes Bruder
Between Spaces, between Lines
Some of the most interesting work on the Anthropocene takes place in between places, in between disciplines, and even in between the lines.
Experiment, Case Study, Migration, Climate change, System, Ecology, Economy
- contributionJoe Underhill
A River Semester
Reporting live from the Mississippi River, travelers question how transforming the act of sensing might remake social, political and environmental relations?
Sensing, Field Work, Conversation, Climate change, Race, Settler Colonialism, Species, Capitalism
- contributionImani Jacqueline Brown, Shahana Rajani and Zahra Malkani, Adania Shibli
Histories of Disintegration
Histories can often be told through the changes in a landscape; about what has changed and come to form, but most of all, what is excluded altogether.
Case Study, Film, Conversation, Climate change, History, Indigenous Rights
- contributionGilly Karjevsky, Rosario Talevi, Denise Frazier, Rebecca Snedeker, Spółdzielnia Krzak / Krzak Collective, Jason Ludwig, Tim Schütz
Knowing Together
How can we build communities that share knowledge about climate issues, both locally and at the planetary-scale?
Case Study, Conversation, Agriculture, Climate change, Environmental Justice, Race
- contributionNathan Jessee, Elder Rosina Philippe, Chief Shirell Parfait-Dardar, Theresa Dardar, Traditional Chief Albert Naquin, Chantel Comardelle
Resisting the Oblivion of Eco-Colonialism
Nathan Jessee speaks with Louisiana Gulf Coast Tribal leaders about the social and environmental threats they face and their efforts to ensure social and ecological futures.
Engagement, Conversation, Indigenous Rights, Extraction, Climate change, Settler Colonialism, Water, Disaster
- project
Anthropocene Campus Venice
Taking Venice as a point of departure to collectively reflect on geo-environmental politics in the water city and beyond.
Case Study, Conversation, Engagement, Sensing, Field Work, Water, Adaptation, Climate change, Flood, Human-environment relations, Risk
- contributionSadie Luetmer
Anthropocene River Campus: The Human Delta short film
Critical insights from and impressions of the Anthropocene River Campus: The Human Delta, which took place in New Orleans in November 2019.
Conversation, Engagement, Field Work, Storytelling, Reflection, Anthropos, Capitalism, Carbon, Commodities, Climate change, Ecology, Environmental Justice, Race, Water
- contributionScott Gabriel Knowles, Fallon Samuels Aidoo, Christopher Oliver, Myung Ae Choi
Risk & Equity in the Louisiana Anthropocene
On the different manifestations and impacts of the Louisiana Anthropocene, which have been lent somber new resonance in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Conversation, Engagement, Field Work, Film, Reflection, Sensing, Affect, Agency, Care, Climate change, Carbon, Environmental Justice, Disaster, Extraction, Pollution, Race, Local knowledge
- contributionBenjamin Steininger
Louisiana: A Planetary Reactor
A River Journey reflection on power, the simultaneously planetary and molecular petrochemical industry, and the petrostate.
Field Work, Case Study, Engagement, Carbon, Degradation, Economy, Climate change, Commodities, Extraction, Energy, Infrastructure, Toxicity, Waste, Pollution
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Louisiana, USA
Carbon, Climate change, Commodities, Energy, Pollution
- Field Noteunderhil
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Montegut, Louisiana, USA
Climate change, Evolution, Human-animal relations, Hybrid, Imaginary, Naturecultures, Mythology, Memory
- Field Noteryan.griffis
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New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Modeling, Mapping, Reflection, Experiment, Conversation, Adaptation, Aesthetics, Affect, Agency, Architecture, Care, Climate change, Contingency, Ecology, Future, Imaginary, Infrastructure, Landscape, Representation
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New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Adaptation, Agency, Biodiversity, Climate change, Complexity, Future, Knowledge transformation, Landscape, Perception, Flooding, 2019
- Field Noteunderhil
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New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Sensing, Monitoring, Climate change, Geo-engineering, Imaginary, Slavery, Cosmologies, Air, Transport
- contributionDominic Boyer, Mark Vardy
Hydraulic Houston
Anthropologist Dominic Boyer and sociologist Mark Vardy describe the amphibious futurism that needs to prevail if Houston is to survive the twenty-first century.
Case Study, Field Work, Climate change, Urbanism, Resilience, Disaster
- contributionHeather I. Sullivan
The Dark Green in the Anthropocene: Industrial agriculture and plant blindness along the Mississippi
Seen from above, the banks of the Mississippi appear to be flanked by rich expanses of plant life. Yet this verdant appearance is deceptive as this essay on the “dark green” explores.
Field Study, Agriculture, Human-environment relations, Species, Climate change
- contributionAbbéy Odunlami, Jared Richardson
#6 Intro to Season 2: Migration - Perspectives on Discplacement in the Anthropocene
Introduction to season 2 of the podcast. The field station finds itself stationed in Berlin, Germany where Abbéy Odunlami sits down with various interlocutors to understand what migration means to this section of the global north.
Conversation, Engagement, Reflection, Storytelling, Case Study, Human-environment relations, Urbanism, Local knowledge, Spatial, Climate change, Race, Education
- Field Notetemporarycontinent
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Natchez, Mississippi, USA
Sensing, Monitoring, Calculation, Climate change, Disaster, Erosion, Flood, Landscape, Risk
- Field Noteslewison
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Natchez, Mississippi, USA
Adaptation, Biodiversity, Climate change, Complexity, Contingency, Degradation, Ecology, Evolution, Landscape, Life, Resilience, Adventitious, Geo-ecologies
- contributionAbbéy Odunlami, Jared Richardson
#5 Cooperation Jackson & the struggle for the waterways (live in Jackson, MS)
Cooperation Jackson is an emerging vehicle for sustainable community development, economic democracy, and community ownership. Listen to episode 5 now!
Conversation, Engagement, Reflection, Storytelling, Case Study, Equality, Human-environment relations, Urbanism, Race, Local knowledge, Spatial, Climate change
- Field Notetemporarycontinent
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Carbondale, Illinois, USA
Carbon, Climate change, Deep time, Energy, Erosion, Mining, Sedimentation, Seismic, Glaciation, Extraction
- Field NoteChristoph Rosol
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Genoa, Wisconsin, USA
Reflection, Teaching, Field Study, Carbon, Climate change, Energy, River journey, Industrialization
- projectAxel Kleidon, Maik Renner, Annu Panwar
How did human activity alter the Mississippi Basin?
As an effect of human intervention, the former prairie of the Mississippi region has been turned into agricultural farmland. But what are the energy-based effects of land use changes?
Reflection, Case Study, Agriculture, Energy, Human-environment relations, Climate change, Metabolism
- contributionAndrew Yang
Deep Time Chicago
Andrew Yang speaks about his involvement with the art/research/activism initiative Deep Time Chicago which endeavors to develop a public research trajectory on Anthropocene questions.
Reflection, Embodiment, Deep time, Spatial, Climate change
- contributionJan Zalasiewicz, Colin Waters, Mark Williams, Catherine Russell
The Four-Dimensional Mississippi
How did the Mississippi River become both cause and register of anthropocenic changes and what do these changes reveal about the Mississippi’s future?
Reflection, Deep time, Time, History, Topology, Sedimentation, Water, Climate change
- contribution
Exhibition Opening at G-CADD, ST. Louis
Reflection, Climate change, Water, Epistemology, Debate
- contributionMaria Wilke, Bernd M. Scherer, Jürgen Renn
Anthropocene. Archaeology of the Present
Opening words to the symposium and the Anthropocene River project.
Reflection, Anthropos, Water, Ecology, Climate change, Epistemology
- projectMichael Allen, Jennifer Colten, Matthew Fluharty, Gavin Kroeber, Natalie Mueller, Lynn Peemoeller, Robert N. Spengler, William Taylor, Jesse Vogler
Midway Meeting St. Louis
At the “Midway Meeting” in St. Louis, project partners gathered to explore the temporal and topographical multiplicitices of the metropolitcan region of St. Louis.
Field Study, Reflection, Storytelling, Teaching, Deep time, History, Climate change, Ecology, Urbanism, Infrastructure, Engagement, Anthropology
- projectJoe Underhill, Roopali Phadke, Bruce Braun, Ryan Griffis, Sarah Lewison, Matthew Fluharty, Andrew Yang, Alya Ansari
Project Launch Minneapolis
Field Study, Intervention, Reflection, Storytelling, Teaching, Water, Infrastructure, Engineering, Human-environment relations, Ecology, Climate change, Local knowledge, History, Biodiversity
- projectJen Caruso, Boris Oicherman
Mississippi, an Anthropocene Story
Does the river provide a structure for knowledge in the Anthropocene? The Twin Cities artist in residence dives in to find out.
Reflection, Storytelling, Aesthetics, Climate change, Water
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Field Station 2 | Unsettling Anthropocene Landscapes
Opening day of the traveling seminar Over the Levee, Under the Plow, which situates the escalating environmental crisis of the Anthropocene Midwest within settler colonial histories and narratives.
Case Study, Reflection, Storytelling, History, Local knowledge, Landscape, Violence, Agriculture, Agency, Climate change, Care, Knowledge infrastructure, Indigenous Rights, Settler Colonialism
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Mississippi. An Anthropocene River 2018–19
Mississippi. An Anthropocene River aims to make the Mississippi River Basin legible as a zone of ecological, historical, and social interaction between humans and the environment using novel forms of exchange, research, collaboration, and pedagogy.
Experiment, Field Study, Field Work, Mapping, Sensing, Storytelling, Teaching, Agriculture, Capitalism, Climate change, Commodities, Complexity, Disaster, Energy, Disciplinarity, Embodiment, Engineering, Flood, History, Human-environment relations, Infrastructure, Local knowledge, System, Transportation, Urbanism, Waste
- contributionRafico Ruiz
Living Arctic Infrastructures
How do Arctic infrastructures “live”? And how does their extractive and appropriative logic do service to a rapidly changing world to come?
Field Study, Geo-engineering, Climate change, Infrastructure
- contributionSever
Sever. Pre-emptive Strategy for an Open Arctic
In a speculative provocation, researchers Francesco Sebregondi, Alexey Platonov, Inna Pokazanyeva, and Ildar Iakubov ask whether a full-scale, decentralized model of territorial development could be our best option to reckon with an open Arctic Ocean.
Storytelling, Field Study, Technosphere, Climate change
- contributionPhilippe Descola
Anthropocene Lecture - Philippe Descola
Is the Anthropocene soluble in ontological pluralism?
Anthropology, Epistemology, Extinction, Climate change
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Automated Environments
Today, growing concerns with climate change, energy scarcity, security, and economic collapse have turned the focus of urban planners, investors, and governments towards “infrastructure” as a site of value production and potential salvation from a world consistently defined by catastrophes and “crisis.”
Engagement, Conversation, Climate change, Smartness, Speculative, Infrastructure
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Anthropocene Campus Philadelphia 2017
A collaborative campus hosted by Drexel University, Philadelphia, from Oct 22–26, 2017.
Reflection, Film, Case Study, Field Study, Environmental Justice, Disaster, Epistemology, History, Human-environment relations, Technoscience, Infrastructure, Scenario, Climate change
- projectKim Fortun, Lee Vinsel, Scott Gabriel Knowles, Ali Kenner
Slow Disaster
What is revealed through the politics of pace during disasters? What are the dynamics and political illegibility of slow disaster?
Teaching, Reflection, Scenario, Climate change
- contributionScott Gabriel Knowles, Eberhard Faust
Impacts and Insurance: Climate Change Risk Transfer
Is a creeping catastrophe insurable? Climate risk researcher Eberhard Faust and disaster historian Scott Knowles discuss calculating the costs of climate-change-related events.
Conversation, Climate change, Capitalism
- contributionLiv Østmo, John Law
On Land and Lakes: Colonizing the North
Social scientists Liv Østmo and John Law explain how threats to the relational practices of the Sámi, who have lived in the Arctic regions of Scandinavia for millennia, complicates the ontology of an entire region.
Field Work, Technosphere, Ecology, Climate change
- contributionDavor Vidas
When the Sea Begins to Dominate the Land
What happens to the baselines under the international law of the sea when coastlines are no longer stable?
Conversation, Ocean, Climate change, Infrastructure
- contributionEle Carpenter, Hanna Husberg, Laura McLean, Ayesha Hameed
The Free Sea
Four artists and scholars confront the catastrophe of global warming as the rising sea literally dissolves the Maldives, and the lives that are lived upon them.
Film, Intervention, Water, Climate change
- projectPeter K. Haff, Mark Hansen, Jürgen Renn, Erich Hörl, Birgit Schneider
Triggers: Introducing the Technosphere
What triggered the technosphere? This lightning-round presents a visual and aural panorama of events that catalyzed the rise of our contemporary technical worlds.
Communicating, Consensus Building, Intervention, Storytelling, Teaching, Modeling, History, Technosphere, Anthropos, Carbon, Agriculture, Capitalism, Climate change, Critical materials, Cybernetics, Data, Settler Colonialism, Disaster, Contingency, Extraction, Pollution, Network
- contributionEric Paglia
Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard, Norway
The phenomenon of Arctic amplification enhances the effects of climate change in the northern latitudes, making the region a “barometer” for future environmental impacts elsewhere. A case study on the scientific community of Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard, Norway.
Case Study, Climate change, Knowledge production, Community
- projectMiriam Diamond, Paul N. Edwards, Pablo Jensen, Chris Strashok, Thilo Wiertz
Seminar: Modeling Wicked Problems
Applying transdisciplinary systems models to problems such as climate change or global food supply gives us useful heuristics, while forcing us to think about complexity and witness nonlinear and counterintuitive outcomes.
Teaching, Experiment, Modeling, Complexity, System, Epistemology, Biodiversity, Climate change, Model
- contributionMariana Silva, Isadora Neves Marques
A Brief History of Geoengineering
Global warming is looming and a shift to a low or zero-carbon economy will thus be vital. This however collides against established industrial monopolies. A video essay.
Film, Geo-engineering, Climate change
- contributionIsadora Neves Marques, Mariana Silva
The Danish Text
2009 was the year the United Nations COP15 took place in Copenhagen, infamous for the secret agreement drafted among the G20, the so-called “Danish Text.” In response, the Ambassador and spokesperson for the G77, Lumumba Di-Aping, called a press conference and addressed the plenary accusing the G20 of genocide. With Paul N. Edwards, Adrian Lahoud, and Alejandra Torres Camprubí.
Film, Equality, Ethics, Violence, Climate change, Governance
- contributionOwen Gaffney, Scott Gabriel Knowles, Emily Klancher Merchant
Anthropocene Reinsurance Corporation (ANTHRO:RE*)
Anthropocene Reinsurance Corporation Investors’ Prospectus: Monetizing tomorrow’s risks ‒ today
Storytelling, Scale, Economy, Water, Climate change, Calculation, Speculative
- projectElena Bougleux
A Scattered World View: Anthropogenic Visions Developed by Participants’ Assignments
A series of case studies on anthropogenic landscapes
Case Study, Scale, Waste, Climate change, Landscape
