Anthropologies #21: Climate Change

Photo by Flickr user Erik Jackson. Original caption: “The Act on Climate March in Quebec City, on April 11th, 2015, was led by First Nations to protest governmental inaction on the issue. Main concerns included oil exploitation and transportation by pipeline. My goal with this photograph is to ensure their voices are heard.”

 

Introduction
Jeremy Trombley

Annual Review of Anthropology, Climate Change, Anthropocene
Sean Seary

Agricultural Adaptations and their Socio-Political Parameters: Social Responses to Climate Change in Ghana and South Sudan
Douglas La Rose

Is there Hope for an Anthropocene Anthropology?
Todd Sanders and Elizabeth F. Hall

'Patabea se bariu': Rethinking Environmental Change
Elena Burgos Martinez

Why Do We Need to Teach Climate Change in Anthropology?
Katherine J. Johnson

The Challenge of Motivated Reasoning: Science, Education, and Changing Climates
Joseph Henderson and David E. Long 

Betwixt and Between: Geological Phase Transition, Adaptive Co-Management, and Anthropology
Michael Agar

Global Warming is not a Crisis
Lee Drummond 

Weather Changes People: Stretching to Encompass Material Sky Dynamics in our Ethnography
Heid Jerstad