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Thrilled to share that my paper, "The Poetics of Environmental Catastrophe: Narratives of Toxic Terrorism in Contemporary Literature," was presented at the International Online Conference on "Scavenging the 'Material' and the 'Metaphoric': The Poetics of Discard Studies" hosted by St. Teresa's College (Autonomous). Grateful for the opportunity to delve into the critical discourse on environmental issues through the lens of literature. #environmentalstudies #literature #academiclife #conferencepresentation #environment #literature #research #conference #proudmoment

Our new paper Natures instead of nature—plural perceptions and representations of nature and its challenges for ecological transition: a systematic review of the scientific production Vidal et al. Environmental Sciences Europe (2024) 36:108 https://lnkd.in/dXKyqv2b

My modest contribution to the book titled Eco-concepts: Critical Reflections in Emerging Ecocritical Theory and Ecological Thought is now available at https://lnkd.in/dFmgh632

I'm so glad that I participated in the TWO DAY NATIONAL VIRTUAL CONFERENCE on CRISIS IN THE FIELD OF LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES held on 27th and 28th June 2024 where my topic was :: Environmental Crisis and Eco - Literature.

In this Little Book we will address the question ‘To what extent is it possible to manage the planet?’ We will: ● review the state of the planet and how this came onto the managerial agenda ● consider why this happened and ● suggest what could be done to improve the current state of affairs. Our book will help situate the challenges and implications management face in developing sustainable approaches to planet Earth and their adequacy. Key concepts from environmental science and management literature will also be explained.

I'm proud to share with you my first scientific publication, "Exclusionary Narratives in Environmental Studies" in the Journal of Environmental Studies & Sciences (JESS)! View the full article for free: https://rdcu.be/dGOKX

For over 65,000 years, the Traditional Custodians have nurtured a profound understanding of Australia’s land and waters. The National Environmental Science Program (NESP) recognises this invaluable knowledge, combining it with scientific research to care for our environment. At NESP’s core are Indigenous Partnerships, guided by principles of genuine collaboration. To further support these efforts, NESP has developed a Three Category Approach Research Workbook: Communicate, Co-Design and Indigenous-Led that provides practical advice on how to integrate these principles into research. Check it out here: Three Category Approach Researcher Workbook https://buff.ly/3zMfgvu

Amid an ongoing decline of the natural world, nature-based solutions can offer a systemic solution. "Bringing nature into decision-making" from The Royal Society Publishing is edited by the Natural Capital Project's #GretchenDaily and Steve Polasky, as well as other experts in the field. This special themed issue examines the challenges and solutions for bringing nature into decision-making, highlighting successful case studies in several sectors. Read the curated articles: bit.ly/3UIsote

WE ARE HAPPY AND PROUD TO PUT OUR NEW BOOK, WHICH CONTAINS CURRENT INFORMATION IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES, INTO THE LITERATURE.....

The Journal of Environment is a highly respected academic platform that addresses a wide range of topics related to environmental research and sustainability. As researchers seek answers to the pressing questions of our time, it’s crucial to know where to publish academic research, and this journal provides a prominent outlet for such endeavors. In this guide, we’ll explore how to publish in an international research journal like the Journal of Environment, emphasizing its dedication to open-access principles and promoting diverse voices in the field.