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Title: Early-Career Environmental Historians for a Sustainable Academia.
Authors: BIASILLO, ROBERTA, HAMEETEMAN, ELIZABETH, KOCHETKOVA, ELENA, UJHÁZY, NOÉMI, PALMA, MONIQUE, SCHLEPER, SIMONE, WICKBERG, ADAM
Source: Environment & History (09673407). Nov2020, Vol. 26 Issue 4, p617-621. 5p.
Subject Terms: *Sustainability, Environmental history
Abstract: How can we walk the talk of sustainability on a daily basis in our working environments? How can we interpret the concept of sustainability within the academic sphere and widen its scope? How can we build more sustainable careers? This notepad reflects on the condition of early-career environmental historians in Europe and beyond, introduces visions for the field, and suggests concrete action in order to build a more inclusive academic environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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