The Midwest Field Station: Anthropocene Drift
ANTHROPOCENE DRIFT: THE MIDWESTERN UNITED STATES
Plantation Legacies
This essay from Edge Effects examines the plantation as transformational in the history of organizing life, land and labor.
From Plantations to Petroleum
This article, from the Historical Society of St. Charles Parish in Louisiana, examines the transformation of the landscape in that region from plantations to industrial complexes.
Whitney Museum Antioch Church Children
Antioch Church Children of Whitney Plantation Museum.
Plantation Futures
This essay by Katherine McKittrick explores plantation geographies.
Whitney Plantation
A video from The Atlantic explaining the history and mission of the Whitney Plantation Museum
First Slavery, Then a Chemical Plant and Cancer Deaths: One Town's Brutal History
This Guardian article by Jamiles Lartey explores the history pervasive racial and environmental inequality in Saint John the Baptist parish, from slavery to the modern day.
Interview with John Kim, Minneapolis/Wisconsin Field Station
Interview with John Kim about the Minneapolis/ Wisconsin Field Station. Part of Mississippi. An Anthropocene River project
"Inland Sea"
View of southern end of the “Inland Sea,” a large pond in Kickapoo State Park, formed in a depression left by strip mining.
Photo by Ryan Griffis