Presentations
- presentationSebastián Ureta
Tailings and the Onset of a Chilean Anthropocene
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MPIWG Diaschau 2: Anthropocene River Campus
- presentation
MPIWG Diaschau 1 – Anthropocene River Journey
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Mississippi. An Anthropocene River
- presentation
Kick Off: From the Headwaters, Lake Itasca to Bemidji
Engineering, Speculative, Ecology, Indigenous Rights
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Leg 1: The Twin Cities Area
Field Station 1: Sediment, Settlement, Sentiment
Engineering, Infrastructure
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Leg 2: From Minneapolis to the Driftless Area
Field Station 2: Anthropocene Drift
Agriculture, Biosphere, Sustainability, Architecture
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Leg 3: From St. Louis and the American Bottom to Carbondale
Field Station 3: Anthropocene Vernacular
Settler Colonialism, Race, Indigenous Rights
- presentationJamie Allen
Femininity, Fecundity, Flow
Storytelling, Engagement, Wisdom, Water, Agency, Care, Indigenous Rights, Knowledge infrastructure
- presentationAbbéy Odunlami
Panel 1: Broadcasting Live From Field Station 5
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Panel 2: Field Station 3
Speaking Landscapes: The Anthropocene Vernacular in the American Bottom
- presentationAudrey Butrarian–Larson, Steven Diehl, Nell Gehrke, Emily Knudson, Joe Underhill, Monique Verdin
Morning Session: Anthropocene River Journey
Field Study, Field Work, Sensing, Teaching, Ecology, Human-environment relations, Infrastructure, Water
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Panel 3: Field Station 2
Shifting Landscapes: The politics of cultivating the land
- presentationSara Black, Amber Ginsburg, Claire Pentecost
Panel 2: Field Station 4
Energy Dependencies: The fate/emergence of an Extractivist Culture
- presentationMorgan Adamson, Bruce Braun, Tia-Simone Gardner, John Kim
Panel 3: Field Station 1
De-damming: River governance and new perspectives of community involvement
Case Study, Field Study, Field Work, Storytelling, Sensing, Film
Start
MPIWG Diaschau 1 – Anthropocene River Journey
- 1Image Film
- 2Anthropocene River Journey – Start47.24º, -95.21º
- 3Anthropocene River Journey – The End28.99º, -89.13º
- 4Anthropocene River Journey – Kick Off47.22º, -95.20º
- 5Itasca Biological Field Station47.23º, -95.19º
- 6Lake Itasca47.22º, -95.20º
- 7Itasca Biological Field Station47.23º, -95.19º
- 8Anthropocene River Journey – Leg 1: The Headwaters (Lake Itasca – Pine Point)47.24º, -95.21º
- 9Wild Rice47.27º, -95.23º
- 10Data Sensing (John Kim)
- 11Field Station 1 – Headwaters & Twin Cities44.96º, -93.04º
- 12FS1 – Global Climate Strike44.96º, -93.10º
- 13FS1 – Upper Saint Anthony Falls Lock & Dam 44.98º, -93.26º
- 14FS1 – Upper Saint Anthony Falls Lock & Dam 44.98º, -93.26º
- 15FS 1 – Public Event44.98º, -93.26º
- 16FS 1 – Public Event44.98º, -93.26º
- 17FS 1 – Listening to the Mississippi44.98º, -93.26º
- 18FS 1 – Upper Harbor Terminal, North Minneapolis45.02º, -93.28º
- 19Anthropocene River Journey – Leg 2: Minnesota (Wabasha – Richmond Island)44.38º, -92.02º
- 20Morning Briefing
- 21Morning Briefing
- 22Packing Boats
- 23Anthropocene River Journey – Leg 3: Driftless (La Crosse – Blackhawk Park)43.81º, -91.26º
- 24Crater Island, Wisconsin43.71º, -91.26º
- 25Camping on Crater Island43.71º, -91.26º
- 26Morning Briefing43.71º, -91.26º
- 27Embedded Journalist43.69º, -91.27º
- 28River Journey – Stoddard, Wisconsin43.60º, -91.26º
- 29Lock & Dam #8, Genoa, Wisconsin43.57º, -91.23º
- 30Oil Cargo, Genoa, Wisconsin43.57º, -91.23º
- 31Genoa, Wisconsin43.57º, -91.23º
- 32Dairyland Power Plant43.56º, -91.24º
- 33Wind Blades43.56º, -91.24º
- 34Twin Island43.53º, -91.24º
- 35Twin Island43.53º, -91.24º
- 36Field Station 2 – Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa42.76º, -90.42º
- 37Prairie Restoration, Kickapoo Valley Reserve43.66º, -90.60º
- 38Prairie Restoration, Kickapoo Valley Reserve43.65º, -90.61º
- 39FS2 – Blackhawk Rock, Wisconsin43.60º, -90.63º
- 40FS2 – Tent Seminar43.60º, -90.63º
- 41FS2 – Sauk Prairie Recreation Area (former Badger Army Ammunition Plant)43.37º, -89.75º
- 42FS2 – Moline, Illinois41.51º, -90.52º
- 43Field Station 3 – American Bottom38.57º, -90.21º
- 44FS3 – Continental Cement38.64º, -90.18º
- 45FS3 – Barnhart quarry38.34º, -90.39º
- 46FS3 – Sauget / Monsanto Town38.60º, -90.18º
- 47FS3 - Lost Crops 38.70º, -90.15º
- 48Field Station 4 – Illinois, Kentucky37.73º, -89.22º
- 49Carboniferous Carbondale37.73º, -89.22º
- 50Carboniferous Carbondale37.71º, -89.22º
- 51River Model Demonstration37.73º, -89.22º
- 52Asian Carp37.72º, -89.21º
- 53Heron Pond37.36º, -88.93º
- 54Confluence Ohio - Mississippi36.98º, -89.14º
- 55Anthropocene River Journey – Leg 4: Confluence (Cairo – New Madrid)36.98º, -89.16º
- 56Sediment Sampling – Grab It!36.83º, -89.14º
- 57Sediment Sampling - Van Veen Grabber
- 58Sediment Sampling36.83º, -89.15º
- 59Fulton County, Kentucky36.59º, -89.20º
- 60Archival Work
- 61Archival Work
- 62Memphis35.15º, -90.05º
- 63Field Station 5 – Tennessee, Mississippi32.22º, -90.86º
- 64FS5 – River Basin Model32.31º, -90.32º
- 65FS5 – River Basin Model32.31º, -90.32º
- 66FS5 – Cooperative Jackson32.31º, -90.20º
- 67FS5 – Broadcasting Live from Field Station 5
- 68Anthropocene River Journey – Leg 5: The Wild Miles (Vicksburg – Natchez)32.32º, -90.90º
- 69Nuclear Power I32.11º, -91.10º
- 70Nuclear Power II (Grand Gulf Nuclear Station)32.02º, -91.07º
- 71FS5 – Natchez. White Supremacism and Human Exceptionalism31.56º, -91.40º
- 72FS5 – Natchez: African American History Heritage Tour31.56º, -91.40º
- 73FS5 – Natchez: African American History Heritage Tour31.56º, -91.40º
- 74Anthropocene River Journey – Leg 6: Chemical Corridor (Baton Rouge – New Orleans)30.41º, -91.17º
- 75Randy Peterson30.41º, -91.17º
- 76Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge30.41º, -91.18º
- 77Exxon Mobile Refinery30.49º, -91.18º
- 78Packing the boats, Baton Rouge30.44º, -91.19º
- 79Lower Mississippi River Industrial Corridor
- 80Искусственное солнце30.31º, -91.21º
- 81Next morning30.31º, -91.21º
- 82Bayou Goula30.20º, -91.16º
- 83Ammonia Plant, Donaldsonville30.11º, -90.99º
- 84Fauna30.02º, -90.71º
- 85Barge Traffic30.04º, -90.68º
- 86Wallace, LA30.03º, -90.62º
- 87Aboriginal, LA30.03º, -90.62º
- 88Norco Plant30.00º, -90.43º
- 89South Kenner29.97º, -90.25º
- 90Harahan29.93º, -90.19º
- 91Arriving in New Orleans29.94º, -90.06º
- 92Arriving in New Orleans29.94º, -90.06º
- 93Arriving in New Orleans29.96º, -90.06º
Between 2013-2022 the Anthropocene Curriculum was developed by Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW, Berlin) and the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG, Berlin), in collaboration with many partners worldwide. The website archive is now maintained by the Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology.