Author: Jacob Darwin Hamblin

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  October 6, 2021

  The Wretched Atom book release

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  May 9, 2021

  Connecting to the Living History of Radiation Exposure

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  February 2, 2021

  “Aligning Missions” essay published in History and Technology

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  October 8, 2020

  Downwinders Workshop: Making the Unseen Visible

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  December 2, 2019

  “An American Miracle in the Desert,” chapter published

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  December 7, 2018

  Ways of Knowing and Radiation Exposure

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  October 27, 2017

  “Access Denied: The Continuing Challenge to Environmental Sciences in the Trump Era” essay published in Environmental History

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  August 3, 2017

  Downwinders and Dose Reconstruction

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  April 25, 2017

  Speaking at Princeton University on Environmental Transformation and Nuclear Reactors

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  November 6, 2016

  Hamblin Wins the Davis Prize of the History of Science Society

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  October 3, 2016

  Love Canal Across the Centuries

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  September 19, 2016

  Sustainable Development: the Painful Birth of an Idea

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  September 5, 2016

  Scientists who Collaborate with the Military

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  August 29, 2016

  Hidden Consequences of Banning DDT

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  July 17, 2016

  Remembering Ron Rainger, 1949-2016

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  March 13, 2016

  Getting Lost in the Woods

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  November 25, 2015

  Does Our Obsession with Future Energy Demand Blind Us to History?

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  October 5, 2015

  Do we need to change how we recount the Lucky Dragon incident?

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  September 30, 2015

  Ronald Reagan’s Environmental Legacy

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  September 16, 2015

  The Atom does not wait for favors from nature!

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  August 28, 2015

  Unexpected Links between Edward Abbey and Barry Goldwater

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  July 28, 2015

  Are Cars the Ultimate Myth of Individual Choice?

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  April 8, 2015

  OMSI’s Reel Science: Planetary with Jacob Darwin Hamblin

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  February 25, 2015

  Is Maximum Sustainable Yield a Tool of Science or of Diplomacy?

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  February 19, 2015

  Environmental Battles on the Missile Range

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  January 31, 2015

  Were National Parks Actually Mexico’s Best Idea?

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  January 1, 2015

  Arming Mother Nature wins Birdsall Prize

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  December 8, 2014

  Seeing the Oceans According to Our Values
• December 8, 2014

  The IAEA demands nations open up to its inspectors, yet is itself a tightly shut box of secrets

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  November 20, 2014

  The Wetlands Shall Rise Again!

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  November 12, 2014

  Plutonium Towns in the Cold War

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  October 16, 2014

  Grassroots Activism in the ‘Burbs

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  September 27, 2014

  War Against Nature, the Backbone of the South

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  August 24, 2014

  Roundtable on Arming Mother Nature

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  June 13, 2014

  Endangered Species and Contested Lands

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  May 18, 2014

  Elusive Evidence of the Ocean’s Past

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  May 13, 2014

  My First Ultra—The Slippery Slope

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  March 18, 2014

  Does Crisis in Ukraine Shatter the Nuclear Order?

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  March 8, 2014

  Hydro Power and the Public Good

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  February 4, 2014

  A Dr. Strangelove for All Seasons

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  January 13, 2014

  Agent Orange and the Burden of Proof

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  January 7, 2014

  Where is Nature in the Iconic Moments of American History?

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  November 23, 2013

  Can environmental scholars rethink Middle East history?

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  November 14, 2013

  Don’t Ever Whisper: The Marshall Islands Story

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  October 14, 2013

  Mark Finlay, 1960-2013
• October 9, 2013

  A Nobel Prize for Higgs and Englert: Another Blow Against “Real” Science?
• August 22, 2013

  Putting the Earth on a Ration Card

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  August 20, 2013

  Who are the Voices of the Mountains?

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  August 13, 2013

  Environmental Legacy of the Limited Test Ban Treaty
• July 18, 2013

  The strange military origins of environmentalism