Series

All RCC fellows, researchers, and students are encouraged to propose and curate a series

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Past Series

• Planetary Health
  • Provocations of the Planetary: Ed Roberson’s Poetry of Scalar Disjunction
  • Who Is the Planetary Health Diet For?
  • Loss, Grief, and the Politics of Planetary Health
  • The Planetary as Embodied
  • Food for an Abundant Future
  • Fostering the Health of Humans and the Planet in a World of Many Worlds
  • One-Planetary-Health: Reflections on Urban Novel Ecosystems in Bogotá and Copenhagen
• Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel
  • Part I
  • Part II
  • Part III
  • Part IV
• Russian Environmental Politics: Reading Between the Lines
  • The Wounds of War, and What We Must Know
  • Wartime Ecology: Guns Before Forests
  • New Climate, New Strategy: Betting on the Revival of Mammoths over the End of Fossil Fuels
• Hazardous Travels – curated by Simone Müller’s team of researchers at the RCC
  • Hazardous Hope – Ghost Acres and the Global Waste Economy
  • Trash Talks – Ghost Acres and the Global Waste Economy
  • Green Talks – behind the scenes of environmental journalism, curated by Maximilian Feichtner, Jonas Stuck, and Ayushi Dhawan
• Breaking the Ice: Women, Science, and Antarctica – a series of authoethnographic reflections on Antarctica, edited by Kristy Henderson
• Matter of Degrees – personal responses to the 2019–2020 Australian bushfires, curated by RCC fellows Anna Pilz and Kate Wright
• Uses of Environmental History – explores the uses of environmental history, edited by Renmin University’s Center for Ecological History
• The Danube: Histories, Environments, and Culture – field notes from a place-based workshop, 4–11 June 2017
• Covid-19: Responses to the Pandemic – a collection of responses to the Covid-19 pandemic, edited by Kristy Henderson
• Environmental Justice – explores the intersections between racism and environmental justice
• Making Tracks – recounts paths leading to the Rachel Carson Center (for RCC fellows only)
• Uses of Environmental Humanities – explores creative ways of responding to socio-environmental challenges
• Silent Spring Continued: A World Without Insects – curated by Birgit Müller, edited by Harriet Windley
• The Taproom – curated by Pavla Šimková
• 2020 Visions for Environmental History –  jointly curated with NiCHE’s blog The Otter – La Loutre
• Bookshelf – a collection of literature reviews