Moe Romanoff
@moerrx.bsky.social
Chicago 📍 PhD Candidate (Comp Lit) @ NU
Thinking about energy, borders, and extraction in North Asia/Siberia. Also interested in polar histories and the Siberian Arctic 🧊
co-editor: readlime.org
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Thinking about energy, borders, and extraction in North Asia/Siberia. Also interested in polar histories and the Siberian Arctic 🧊
co-editor: readlime.org
EN/ES/RU/中文/FR
Reposted by Moe Romanoff
Provocation: Bob Frame et al (incl @widewhitestage.bsky.social) , "Monuments for the End of the World?: Antarctic Heritage Ecology in the Early Anthropocene" proposes a role for #envhum in formalizing a shift from predominantly historical to increasingly futures-focused heritage.
Monuments for the End of the World? | Environmental Humanities | Duke University Press
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November 26, 2025 at 8:15 AM
Provocation: Bob Frame et al (incl @widewhitestage.bsky.social) , "Monuments for the End of the World?: Antarctic Heritage Ecology in the Early Anthropocene" proposes a role for #envhum in formalizing a shift from predominantly historical to increasingly futures-focused heritage.
Yes, actually, that’s a great question/point… I am honestly not too sure in terms of that in Ukraine, but at least in terms of russia there’s also the question of migrant workers being forcibly mobilised too..
October 26, 2025 at 12:46 AM
Yes, actually, that’s a great question/point… I am honestly not too sure in terms of that in Ukraine, but at least in terms of russia there’s also the question of migrant workers being forcibly mobilised too..