This groundbreaking environmental history approaches Russia's fossil economy from its margins. Tracing the forgotten role of peat in industry and power generation, Katja Bruisch makes a compelling case for foregrounding overlooked places, people, and resources as we tell the histories of the planetary emergency.
This groundbreaking environmental history approaches Russia's fossil economy from its margins. Tracing the forgotten role of peat in industry and power generation, Katja Bruisch makes a compelling case for foregrounding overlooked places, people, and resources as we tell the histories of the planetary emergency.
Katja Bruisch is Ussher Assistant Professor in Environmental History at Trinity College Dublin.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction, Part I. Promising Environments: Material Premises of Growth and Power: 1. Appropriation 2. Mobilization Part II. Working Environments: Extraction and the Making of Place: 3. Exploitation 4. Transformation Part III. Unsettling Environments: Threat, Loss, and Precarity in Russia's Peatlands: 5. Irritation 6. Revaluation Conclusions Bibliography Index.
Introduction, Part I. Promising Environments: Material Premises of Growth and Power: 1. Appropriation 2. Mobilization Part II. Working Environments: Extraction and the Making of Place: 3. Exploitation 4. Transformation Part III. Unsettling Environments: Threat, Loss, and Precarity in Russia's Peatlands: 5. Irritation 6. Revaluation Conclusions Bibliography Index.
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