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EEHN is now on BlueSky

EEHN is now on BlueSky

sun, fluffy clouds, blue skyEdinburgh Environmental Humanities Network can now be found on BlueSky.

We will no longer be posting updates on our Twitter account. Thanks to everyone who interacted with us during our nearly ten years on Twitter. We had a good run!

Please follow us in our new home for updates from the EEHN community.

(Ritam Baishya, via Unsplash)

(Ritam Baishya, via Unsplash)

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