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DESCRIPTION:An environmental historian\, a geographer\, and a glaciologist 
 will discuss how glaciers loom large in both science and cultural expressi
 on. Not just sites of study\, glaciers impact local and international powe
 r relations\, and their fate is often intertwined with Indigenous communit
 ies. Home to plant\, animal\, and human life for millennia\, glaciers offe
 r commanding visual images that are frequently photographed and studied to
  illustrate the devastating effects of climate change.\n\nAs climate chang
 e remakes the planet\, icescapes constitute crucial sites of examination. 
 This program is the first in a two-part series of one-hour webinars offere
 d by Harvard Radcliffe Institute focused on “Ice Humanities.”\n\nOur p
 aired programs explore the cultural\, creative\, and social dimensions of 
 environmental ice in a time of rapid change and decay. Speakers will conne
 ct science and geography with art\, music\, photography\, and history to h
 elp us better understand and contextualize the climate crisis.\n\nHarvard 
 Radcliffe Institute gratefully acknowledges the Anson Wright Dean's Leader
 ship Fund\, which is supporting this event.
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SUMMARY:Glaciers: Meanings and Mythologies
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.seas.harvard.edu/event/glaciers-meanings-and-m
 ythologies
CATEGORIES:Colloquia / Seminar / Lecture
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