Titlebook: In Situ Chemical Oxidation for Groundwater Remediation; Robert L. Siegrist,Michelle Crimi,Thomas J. Simpki Book 2011 Springer Science+Busi

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with Antarctica and with the more-than-human world more broadly. Throughout the chapter we explore how a musical can be used to bring the far south into the lives of those ‘back home’, presenting a model for environmental and scientific storytelling about other remote places.

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Robert L. Siegrist,Michelle Crimi,Richard A. Brownwith the masculinist and individualist connotations of ice in Orlowski’s film. While both films are invested in communicating and visualising environmental issues, both engage with snow and ice materially as well as metaphorically. They do so in radically different ways that also posit very differen

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Benjamin G. Petri,Richard J. Watts,Amy L. Teel,Scott G. Huling,Richard A. Browndiences. In doing so, the volume will illuminate the cultural power of ice research and contribute to a better understanding of the cultural work that emerges from our ecological crisis.978-3-031-39789-9978-3-031-39787-5Series ISSN 2634-6451 Series E-ISSN 2634-646X

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Benjamin G. Petri,Neil R. Thomson,Michael A. Urynowiczew language. With ice animates such as Olaf the snowman, we are emotionally reshaped, bent and stretched, as we move closer to imagining and intuiting the enormous importance of the ice in our world—and the need for humans to develop a new emotional relationality with it.

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Benjamin G. Petri,Richard J. Watts,Aikaterini Tsitonaki,Michelle Crimi,Neil R. Thomson,Amy L. Teeltruggle by positioning a performer mid-air on melting ice. . evoked surprise, curiosity about precarity as well as a sense of exhilaration, in tandem with concern for the performer. There was an imaginative convergence of affect and emotional feeling in communication about the environment.

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Wilson S. Clayton,Benjamin G. Petri,Scott G. Hulingblics or even international propaganda) or unwittingly (through the ways in which it’s perceived as a result of news stories in the global mass media” (Tharoor, 2012: 312). The focus of this chapter is on how the Indian corporate elite and political establishment have joined forces in recent years t

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Jeffrey L. Heiderscheidt,Tissa H. Illangasekare,Robert C. Borden,Neil R. Thomsonr cultures but also absorbing and assimilating. At the heart of these exchanges was a quest for knowledge and coexistence, as exemplified by Nalanda University in eastern India, a Buddhist monastic center of learning from about AD 427 to AD 1200. It attracted students and scholars from all over Indi