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Department of History
School of Humanities and Sciences

Stanford Environmental and Climate History Workshop

Stanford Environmental and Climate History Workshop

The Stanford Environmental and Climate History Workshop (SECH) connects scholars on campus who are researching, writing, or teaching about histories of environmental and climate change as well as questions of environmental and climate justice across periods and geographies. We host social events, guest speakers, book talks, skill-building workshops, discussions of practice, and more.

2024-2025 Faculty Organizer: Zephyr Frank

2024-2025 Graduate Student Organizers: Mariana Calvo, Julia Fine, & Miri Powell

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Past Events

March
3

From Hydro to Fossil Fuel: Energy Transitions, Agrarian Democracy, and Environmental Pollution in South India, c.1940 -1980

Date
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Location:
Lane History Corner 302
February
10

Blameworthy Blazes: Rural Fire Lawsuits and the Modernization of California, 1850–1909

Date
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Location:
Lane History Corner 302
February
3

"The Trees Will Remain": Empire and Oranges in Palestine and the Post-Ottoman World

Date
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Location:
Lane History Corner 302
November
14

Negotiating the Plantationocene: Sugar and Labor in Japan-Hawai’i Relations, 1860-1894

Date
-
Location:
Lane History Corner 302
October
30

Climate Politics in the Age of Oil

Date
-
Location:
Lane History Corner 307

 

Department Bookshelf

 

Browse the most recent publications from our faculty members.