HUMANIORAnu recently published a feature article on CEH. Centring on the importance of environmental humanities research for understanding and solving current environmental problems in not only ample but socio-ecologically sustainable ways, the article describes the work and vision of the centre and features several CEH-affiliated projects and scholars.

You can find the article right here.

The piece forms part of a larger thematic series of articles, focusing on Aarhus University humanities research related to climate, environmental issues, and the green transition. The series includes the work of even more CEH-affiliated researchers and is definitely checking out.

The series was produced by HUMANIORAnu (“humanities now”), a communications initiative at the Faculty of Arts that seeks to highlight the value of humanities research insights in relation to urgent societal questions and challenges. You can read the entire feature here.