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X-WR-CALDESC:This talk asks: how are these transitions experienced by minin
 g communities? Using insights from research in Western Colorado and Centra
 l Appalachia\, Dr. Harris will discuss the shifting reality of mines in th
 is emerging framework. \n\nDylan M. Harris is an assistant professor of ge
 ography and environmental studies at the University of Colorado Colorado S
 prings (UCCS). His work focuses on the stories we tell (and don’t tell) ab
 out socioecological change\, focusing specifically on the procedural eleme
 nts of climate and energy justice. He is interested in work that exists at
  the intersection of change\, drawing from what he terms experimental and 
 speculative political ecology to critically study the unequal power struct
 ures informing many “transition” projects (e.g.\, carbon offsets) while al
 so aiming to disrupt them\, pointing towards more equitable possibilities\
 , through interventionist research.
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DESCRIPTION:This talk asks: how are these transitions experienced by mining
  communities? Using insights from research in Western Colorado and Central
  Appalachia\, Dr. Harris will discuss the shifting reality of mines in thi
 s emerging framework. \n\nDylan M. Harris is an assistant professor of geo
 graphy and environmental studies at the University of Colorado Colorado Sp
 rings (UCCS). His work focuses on the stories we tell (and don’t tell) abo
 ut socioecological change\, focusing specifically on the procedural elemen
 ts of climate and energy justice. He is interested in work that exists at 
 the intersection of change\, drawing from what he terms experimental and s
 peculative political ecology to critically study the unequal power structu
 res informing many “transition” projects (e.g.\, carbon offsets) while als
 o aiming to disrupt them\, pointing towards more equitable possibilities\,
  through interventionist research.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20251014T160000
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LOCATION:225 N Gate Blvd\, Colorado Springs\, CO 80921 US
SUMMARY:Lecture - Dr. Dylan Harris\, What’s happening to the mines? Mines\,
  Miners\, and the Just Transition
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