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Youtube videos of Helsinki Humanities Programme Environmental Humanities Forum talks.

(Please note that before October 29, 2019 talks were recorded via Twitter).

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 38, Minna Valjakka, University of Helsinki “Shades of Green: Environmentally Engaged Art in East and Southeast Asia” March 16 (Tuesday), at 14.00- 15.30

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 37, Anna Varga, University of Pécs “Applied environmental history: re-introduction of forest grazing into policy, conservation and practices” March 9 (Tuesday), at 14.00- 15.30

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 36, Mariia Koskina, State University of New York in Binghamton “A Boy Meets a Girl, and They Build a Dam: Transformation of Siberia in Late-Soviet Industrial Cinema” February 9 (Tuesday), at 14.00- 15.30

Autumn 2020

"Social and Cultural Aspects of Circular Economy" A Global Zoom Workshop, November 19-20, 2020 (Thursday & Friday) Conveyed by Viktor Pál (University of Helsinki, Finland) and Israel Dunmade (Mount Royal University, Calgary, Canada)

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 35, Olga Cielemęcka, University of Turku “Arbotemporalities in the Białowieża Forest, Poland” November 10 (Tuesday), at 14.00- 15.30

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 34, Mariana Galvão Lyra, University of Eastern Finland, Challenging extractivism: Activism over the aftermath of the Fundão disaster, October 27 (Tuesday), at 16.00- 17.30

Suomen ympäristöhistoriapäivä / Environmental history day of Finland (Ympäristö historiassa ja ympäristön merkitys suomalaiselle historiantutkimukselle / Environment in History and the Importance of the Environment for Finnish History Scholarship), October 13 (Tuesday) at 9.00-12.00

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 33, Andrei Vinogradov, Rachel Carson Center & University of Tyumen, Rainbow in the Volga. Struggle with oil pollution in late imperial and early Soviet Russia (1873-1931), October 6 (Tuesday), at 14.00-15.30

ZOOM Workshop "The Development of Waste; the Waste of Development" Center for the History of Global Development, Shanghai Univ. with Helsinki Environmental Humanities Hub, October 5 (18.00-22.00 GMT+8) Peter Wynn Kirby, Oxford University, “Waste, Development, and the Recycling Myth”

ZOOM Workshop "The Development of Waste; the Waste of Development" Center for the History of Global Development, Shanghai Univ. with Helsinki Environmental Humanities Hub, October 5 (18.00-22.00 GMT+8) Viktor Pál, University of Helsinki, “Waste and Communism under the Cold War”

ZOOM Workshop "The Development of Waste; the Waste of Development" Center for the History of Global Development, Shanghai Univ. with Helsinki Environmental Humanities Hub, October 5 (18.00-22.00 GMT+8) Iris Borowy, Shanghai University, "Waste - on the Diversity of a Growing International Research Field"

HUH EH Forum @Zoom 32, Iris Borowy, Shanghai University, China "Health - Environment - Economy: The Fateful Triangle at times of Covid-19", September 22 (Tuesday), at 14.00-15.30

Spring 2020

HUH EH Forum 31, Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen, Amazonian Indigenous biocultural heritage, temporality, and communal protection of ancestral landscapes, March 3 (Tuesday), at 14.15-15.45

HUH EH Forum 30, Anastasia Fedotova, Russian Academy of Science "Nature and Culture in Białowieża Forest in the Nineteenth Century” February 4, 2020 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 29, Risto-Matti Matero, University of Jyväskylä "Competing belief systems in Finnish and German green parties", January 28, 2020 (Tuesday), at 14.15-15.45

Autumn 2019

HUH EH Forum 28, Andy Bruno, Northern Illinois University, USA, “Mystery-Solving in the Siberian Taiga: An Environmental History of Tunguska Investigations”, December 9, 2019 (Monday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 27, Robert Groß, Innsbruck University, Austria, “The Marshall Plan. A turning point in European Environmental History?”, December 3, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 26, Heli Huhtamaa, Heidelberg University, Germany, “Past for future: How 17th century volcanic eruptions and Finnish agricultural crises can provide insights into climate geoengineering?”, November 12, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 25, Imre Szeman, University of Waterloo, Canada, “Eight Principles for a Critical Theory of Energy”, November 5, 2019 (Tuesday), at 16.00- 17.15 (discussion until 18.00)

HUH EH Forum 24, Per Högselius, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden “Nuclear Disasters Wet and Dry”, November 5, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 23, Robert Brinkmeyer, University of South Carolina, USA, “Patriotism, Land, and Community: The Agrarian Vision of Wendell Berry”, October 29, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 22, Reetta Toivanen, HELSUS, University of Helsinki “Sustainability – Indigenous peoples between maintenance and change”, October 8, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 21, Nina Tynkkynen, Åbo Akademi University, “Marine humanities” and social sciences in Turku: The challenge of cross-disciplinary research, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45,

HUH EH Forum 20, Mark Stoll, Texas Tech University, USA “Religion and Environmentalist Thought and Activismin Europe and the United States”, August 27, 2019 (Tuesday), at 14.15- 15.45,

HUH EH Forum 19, Stephen Brain, Mississippi State University, USA, “Biospheres of Influence”, August 27, 2019 (Tuesday), at 12.15- 13.45

Spring 2019

HUH EH Forum 18., Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen, Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki “Hydrocarbon Culture in the making in Russia”, May 21, 2019, (Tuesday), 16.15-17.45

HUH EH Forum 17., Kati Lindström, Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden “Nature or Culture? Negotiating Outstanding Universal Value of Mt Fuji in the Japanese World Heritage Nomination”, May 14, 2019, (Tuesday), 14.15-15.45

HUH EH Forum 15, Marcy Rockman, IPCC lead, Climate Change and Heritage Working Group Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), Washington, DC “Cultural Heritage as a Source of Creativity for Climate Change”, March 19, 2019, at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 13, Katherine Borland, Ohio State University, USA & University of Helsinki, “How about Slow Activism?: Grassroots Environmentalism in Southern Ohio”, February 26, 2019, at 14.15- 15.45

HUH EH Forum 12., February 19, 2019, (Tuesday) 14.15-15.45, Veronica Walker Vadillo, University of Helsinki, HCAS, “The birth of riverine cultural traditions in the Mekong River during the Angkor era”, Metsätalo, sali A113

Autumn 2018

December 11, 2018, Scott Slovic, University of Idaho, USA

“Toward an Empirical Environmental Humanities: What Counts as Data?”

December 11, 2018, Finn Arne Jørgensen, University of Stavanger, Norway, “Is Recycling Garbage? Evaluating the Impact of Environmental Actors Through Discard Studies”

November 13, 2018, Inna Sukhenko, International Postdoctoral Fellow from the Helsinki University Humanities Programme, “Nuclear Criticism: Before and After Chernobyl”

October 30, 2018, Julia Lajus, Higher School of Economics St Petersburg, Russia

“Natural resources in environmental and technological history of Russia”

October 16, 2018, Cheryl J. Fish, Borough of Manhattan Community College, City University of New York

and Docent at Department of World Cultures, University of Helsinki, “Media, Image, Sound: Elegiac Ecojustice by Sami Artists in Response to Extractivism and Climate Change.”

HUH EH Forum 6., October 8-9, 2018, HUH EH panels at First Baltic Conference on Environmental Humanities, Riga, Latvia

HUH EH Forum 5., October 3, 2018, (Wed) Lars C. Bruno, Norwegian Business School (jointly with Economic and Social History

Spring 2018

HUH EH Forum 4., Tuesday, April 24, 2018, 2-4 pm., Unioninkatu 38 (Topelia), lecture room A206, Viktor Pál and Vesa Matteo Piludu

HUH EH Forum 3., Tuesday, March 20, 2018, 2-4 pm., Unioninkatu 38 (Topelia), lecture room D112, Ulrike Plath & Julia Tofantšuk (University of Tallinn), Introduction to environmental humanities activities in Tallinn and Estonia

HUH EH Forum 2., Tuesday, February 27, 2018, 2-4 pm., Unioninkatu 38 (Topelia), lecture room D112, Dr. Paula Schönach, Research Coordinator for the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS), Introduction to HELSUS. PHOTOS>>>

HUH EH Forum 1., Tuesday, January 30, 2018, 2-4 pm., Unioninkatu 38 (Topelia), lecture room D112, Organizational meeting