3º Congresso Mundial de História Ambiental

O evento se deu na Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) em Florianópolis de 22 a 29 de julho de 2019. O encontro com centenas de historiadores ambientais de todas as partes do mundo teve a presença maciça de representantes do LabHeN.

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O LabHeN no congresso

• Bruno Capilé
  • A city and its river: The need to manage adjacent ecosystems for the urban metabolism in Rio de Janeiro (19th-20th) – Rivers and Environmental History Around the World.
• Gabriel Paes
  • Ecological and Historical aspects of the reforestation carried out in the Tijuca Forest, RJ, Brazil in the 19th century – Historical Geography and Historical Ecology of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest: From Theory to Practice, Linking Space and Time
• Gabriel Oliveira
  • The river of national unity: the São Francisco river and the Brazil Empire in the 19th Century – Rivers and Environmental History Around the World – Part 2
  • The atmosphere as a field of culture: circulation of knowledge and the climate readings in the sertão of Brazil by Thomaz Pompeu (1846-1859) – Climatological History and Climate History in The Americas, 16th to 20th centuries (part 1)
• Jorge Olea
  • Socioterritorial changes and Chilean Agrarian Reform: environmental history of a revolution (1955-1980) – The Nature State 1: Rethinking the State through the Environment
• José Augusto Pádua
  • Biomes, Frontiers and History in Brazil: The Amazon, the Atlantic Rainforest, the Cerrado and the Caatinga (mesa redonda)
  • The causes and consequences of the Great Acceleration in Brazil – The Great Acceleration in a Comparative Perspective
• Lise Sedrez
  • Experiences on Urban Environmental History: Methodologies, Uses and Goals in a Multidisciplinary World (mesa redonda)
  • The Environmental History of the Recent Past: A Roundtable on Environmental Politics and Policy in the 21st Century (mesa redonda)
  • Brazilian Environmental History and Global Convergences (mesa redonda)
  • Water and Megacities in the 20th Century: Cases from the Americas (comentadora)
• Natascha Otoya
  • The development of oil geology in Brazil from a postcolonial perspective – Peripheral Socio-Environmental Transformations
• Valéria  Fernandes
  • The plague of the locust in South America: Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay (1890-1950) – Environmental Agricultural History and its Socio-Ecological Negotiations

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