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Author: Hannah Ludlow

Workin 9 to 5

November 26, 2018 Hannah Ludlow 1 Comment

According to Harari, the state and market became central aspects of human culture as a consequence of the industrial revolution.…

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Posted in: Week 14: Harari (Part 3)

Haven’t You Seen GATTACA?

November 16, 2018 Hannah Ludlow

GMOs are undoubtedly a double edged sword when it comes to CRISPR technology. In regards to agriculture, GMOs easily have…

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Posted in: Week 12: Gould, Specter, Harris

The Epoch of Man

October 29, 2018 Hannah Ludlow 2 Comments

The Anthropocene should be added to the geologic calendar. Steffan et al. defines the Anthropocene as a time in which…

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Posted in: Week 10: Climate Science (Steffen)

It’s Getting Hot in Here

October 22, 2018 Hannah Ludlow 1 Comment

According to the IPCC, “limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of…

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Posted in: Week 09: Climate Science (Reidy)

Wasted

October 15, 2018 Hannah Ludlow

LeCain addresses three types of techno-fixes in his argument: the transformational techno-fix, the relocational techno-fix, and the delaying techno-fix. In…

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Posted in: Week 08: Superfund (Part 2)

My Anaconda Don’t…

October 8, 2018 Hannah Ludlow 1 Comment

The practice of mining in itself drove engineering because it forced engineers to develop safer, more efficient ways for miners…

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Posted in: Week 07: Superfund (Part 1)

A Piece from Priestly

October 1, 2018 Hannah Ludlow

In the epiparagraph prompting this blog, Priestly asserts that the mightiest of empires should fear even the smallest inventions. As…

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Posted in: Week 06: Johnson (Part 2)

Infatuated and Prosperous

September 24, 2018 Hannah Ludlow 1 Comment

Science, capitalism, and empire are linked in an endless cycle where one necessitates the others. Should any of these legs…

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Posted in: Week 05: Harari (Part 2) and Johnson (Part 1)

The Sapiens’ Saga

September 17, 2018 Hannah Ludlow

The cognitive revolution refers to a shift in thinking and communication, or as Harari refers to it, “the point when…

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Posted in: Week 04: Harari (Part 1)

Ok Google…

September 10, 2018 Hannah Ludlow 4 Comments

In opposition to Douthwaite’s opinion,  Johnston’s states that “technological fixes… both underestimate and inadequately solve complex problems” (Johnston 53). Douthwaite…

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Posted in: Week 03: Technological Fix

Environmental Issues Under the Big Sky

September 3, 2018 Hannah Ludlow

Diamond spends the first of several pages discussing the sublime beauty of south-western Montana. He proceeds to point out the…

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Posted in: Week 02: Diamond (MT)

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