Author: Jacob Darwin Hamblin

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  July 11, 2013

  When Race and Environment Collide

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  July 9, 2013

  Who Would Do Such a Thing?

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  June 24, 2013

  How the Cold War Created Environmental Science

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  June 2, 2013

  Was Stalin an Environmentalist?
• May 13, 2013

  Want to speed up the pulse of nature?

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  April 27, 2013

  Arming Mother Nature Excerpted in Salon

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  April 2, 2013

  Roundtable: Cohen, Notes from the Ground

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  March 20, 2013

  Roundtable: Robertson, The Malthusian Moment

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  February 28, 2013

  Why We’ll Never Understand Fukushima’s Impact

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  February 23, 2013

  Roundtable: Jørgensen, Making a Green Machine

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  February 8, 2013

  The Grim Logic of Biological Weapons

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  February 4, 2013

  Can’t Historians Predict the Future?

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  January 18, 2013

  World War II and the Environment

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  January 8, 2013

  Roundtable: Wired Wilderness
• December 31, 2012

  Will 2013 be the Year of Environmental Security?
• December 20, 2012

  Where should historians send policy-relevant scholarship?
• December 15, 2012

  Buying the Mirage: Are We All Implicated in Newtown?
• December 14, 2012

  Science vs. Technology Smackdown: Have We Survived the 1950s?
• November 21, 2012

  Roundtable: In the Field, Among the Feathered
• November 5, 2012

  Roundtable: Enclosing Water
• October 10, 2012

  It’s Relativity Time!
• October 9, 2012

  Our Friend the Atom Goes to Mexico
• September 25, 2012

  The Last Republican Tree-Hugger
• September 13, 2012

  Shooting Sprees, Ender’s Game, and the U.S. Military
• September 7, 2012

  Roundtable: Quagmire
• August 27, 2012

  Are Real-Time Strategy Games ‘Environmental’?
• August 19, 2012

  Wikileaks and Information Control
• August 18, 2012

  Roundtable: The Passage to Cosmos
• August 15, 2012

  Arms of Precision and Weapons of Mass Destruction
• June 21, 2012

  Nuclear Proliferation Begins with Peace
• May 27, 2012

  My O'Sullivan Memorial Lecture on nuclear technology is now online
• May 18, 2012

  Roundtable: Evolutionary History
• May 7, 2012

  Let's Get Realpolitik about the Global Environment
• April 19, 2012

  Roundtable: Toxic Bodies
• April 10, 2012

  Imagining Cold War Environments
• February 22, 2012

  Japan Forum: Fukushima and the Motifs of Nuclear History
• February 18, 2012

  The Rhône and Nuclear Power in the South of France
• February 17, 2012

  The Long Cold Nuclear Winter
• February 13, 2012

  Roundtable: The Invention of Ecocide
• December 20, 2011

  Plutonium's Rich (albeit recent) History
• November 10, 2011

  The Nuclear Promise
• October 13, 2011

  Roundtable: In the Shadow of Melting Glaciers
• September 15, 2011

  Farewell, Larry. My Reflections on Badash, A Nuclear Winter's Tale: Science and Politics in the 1980s
• August 5, 2011

  Roundtable: Fixing the Sky
• July 20, 2011

  Roundtable: Merchants of Doubt
• May 19, 2011

  NATO and Environmentalism
• April 8, 2011

  Finding Perspective on Nuclear Concerns
• April 6, 2011

  Nuclear historian: 'Science without history is just ignorance'
• March 29, 2011

  Impact of Radiation on Ocean Water may be Seen in Long Term
• March 26, 2011

  What will our Energy Legacy Be?