Publications
“The Mechanical Gardener and the Early Melon: Towards an Environmental History of Timekeeping, 1660-1820,” Environmental History (April, 2017)
“When We Repealed Daylight Saving Time,” Edge Effects. link.
“Seven Ways of Looking at an Eclipse,” Edge Effects; co-authored with members of the Editorial Board. link
“A Reading List to Stay Grounded on Earth Day,” Edge Effects; co-authored with Bailey Albrecht. link
“Postcards from the Field,” Edge Effects; co-authored. link
“The Logbook as Timekeeper” Conversant. link
“Interview: Dr. Kate Brown on Atomic Cities, the Mirage of Safety, and the Word ‘Environment.'” Edge Effects. link
“Chloroform and Butcher Birds: Violence in Late 19th Century Children’s Literature.” Edge Effects. link
“Reflections on Extraction 2: Whose Risks, Whose Choices? ‘Toxic Depths’” Edge Effects. link
Selected Presentations
- “The Climate of ‘Electroculture’,” American Society of Environmental Historians (ASEH), March, 2018
- Panel Organizer: “Modern Organic Time” presenting a paper titled: “Drip, Drip, Drop Goes the Factory Clock: Water, Climate and the Design of American Cotton Mills, 1830-1870” panel accepted History of Science Society (HSS), 2017
- “Midnight in the Electroculturists’ Garden” Tuesday Colloquium, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, 2017
- “A Universal Guide to Local Place and Time: Standardizing Organic Time on Land and at Sea 1750-1830,” American Society of Environmental Historians (ASEH) 2017
