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Welcome to Energy Humanities

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Making climate information accessible to rural farmers in Kenya

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

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Low Carbon Justice in Canada's Net-Zero Transition

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After Oil 3: Volatile Trajectories Podcast Series

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Rare Seeds: How Venezuelan Artists are Breaking the Spell of Oil

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Denaturalizing Gas and War: On Energy Humanities and the Cyprus Gas Conflict

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Changing the Conversation on Energy at the Centre for Energy Ethics

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Solar Technology and Global Environmental Justice: The Vision and the Reality

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The Thread of Energy: Weaving the Fabric of Our Lives

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Wake-up call or final straw? What the Biden presidency means for Alberta's oil sands

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Barricading the Ice Sheets

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Greening Canada?: Energy and Climate Policy in the 2020 Throne Speech

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Energysheds

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Extractive Bargains: Exploring the State-Society Nexus

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The Black Gold Tapestry

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Vreed-en-Hoop (Peace and Hope): Signpost of the Oil Oligarchy and Political Party Paramountcy in Guyana.

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The Mitchell Effect

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The Entangled Histories of Cane and Beet in Ilona Németh: Eastern Sugar

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What Biden’s election means for climate justice in the United States

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

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What's your energy story?

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Carbon Technocracy: Energy Regimes in Modern East Asia

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Fieldwork in the Energy Humanities

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Visualizing A Sustainable Energy Future

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Solar Energy at the Museum of the Future

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The Energy Humanities and Russian Energy Futures

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Extraction Ecologies and the Literature of the Long Exhaustion

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

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Canadian Refinery Workers Face an Unjust Transition

Energy shapes culture.

Energy and culture.

Energy shapes culture.

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

We need new ways of thinking about energy.

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We need new ways of thinking about energy.

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

Fossil fuel culture.

Social transition.

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.

Beyond technoutopianism.

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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Welcome to Energy Humanities

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Making climate information accessible to rural farmers in Kenya

~

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

~

Low Carbon Justice in Canada's Net-Zero Transition

~

After Oil 3: Volatile Trajectories Podcast Series

~

Rare Seeds: How Venezuelan Artists are Breaking the Spell of Oil

~

Denaturalizing Gas and War: On Energy Humanities and the Cyprus Gas Conflict

~

Changing the Conversation on Energy at the Centre for Energy Ethics

~

Solar Technology and Global Environmental Justice: The Vision and the Reality

~

The Thread of Energy: Weaving the Fabric of Our Lives

~

Wake-up call or final straw? What the Biden presidency means for Alberta's oil sands

~

Barricading the Ice Sheets

~

Greening Canada?: Energy and Climate Policy in the 2020 Throne Speech

~

Energysheds

~

Extractive Bargains: Exploring the State-Society Nexus

~

The Black Gold Tapestry

~

Vreed-en-Hoop (Peace and Hope): Signpost of the Oil Oligarchy and Political Party Paramountcy in Guyana.

~

The Mitchell Effect

~

The Entangled Histories of Cane and Beet in Ilona Németh: Eastern Sugar

~

What Biden’s election means for climate justice in the United States

~

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

~

What's your energy story?

~

Carbon Technocracy: Energy Regimes in Modern East Asia

~

Fieldwork in the Energy Humanities

~

Visualizing A Sustainable Energy Future

~

Solar Energy at the Museum of the Future

~

The Energy Humanities and Russian Energy Futures

~

Extraction Ecologies and the Literature of the Long Exhaustion

~

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

~

Canadian Refinery Workers Face an Unjust Transition