No-till is a soil conservation practice that has been widely adopted by Midwestern farmers. But what are the trade-offs that come with it?
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Wasted: An Inquiry into the Management of Human Excreta
You can watch my most recent lecture shared with the Department of Anthropology at SUNY-Brockport.
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Read the latest statement from the Association of Black Anthropologists.
Q&A with UT Press
University of Texas Press just posted a short interview with me about my new book Amazonia in the Anthropocene: People, … More
Soil Health Underwear Test
“Men’s cotton briefs can serve the needs of science when buried in a field for a few weeks. It’s a … More
April Edition of Anthropology News Focuses on Climate Change
This month’s edition of Anthropology News focuses on climate change. I contributed a short piece titled “Managing Uncertainty in Rural Amazonia: … More
The Coming Food Crisis
Gary Nabhan just published a valuable op-ed in the New York Times discussing the coming food crisis and how we … More
From the Streets of Bogotá
“If the world were a bank, we’d save it.”
Price of Tomatoes Skyrockets in Amazonas, Climate Change Implicated
In Brazilian Amazonia, the price of manioc flour has risen significantly in the past year. Mostly recently, the prices of … More
North Korea Says Its Archaeologists Discovered a Unicorn Lair
What might North Korean archaeologists find next???
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