Silent Springs. Global Histories of Pesticides and our Toxic World(s)

EDITORIAL
Introduction: Silent Springs. Global Histories of Pesticides and our Toxic World(s) Marin Coudreau, Céline Pessis

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Soviet Plans, Capitalist Chemistry: Khimizatsiya and the Western Pesticide Companies in the Age of Poisons Marin Coudreau

Arsenic to the Rescue of European Potatoes: The Institutionalisation of Plant Protection in France and Germany (1920s–1950s) Margot Lyautey

Dumping in the Global Dixie: Circle of Poison and the Contamination of the Global South Amy M. Hay

Tales Behind a Spice: Toxified Terrain and Tortured Bodies in the Making of Indian Small Cardamom Anu Krishna

Tailor-Made Pesticides. Understanding the Pesticides Market in a Productive Agricultural Region of the Cambodian Mekong Delta Eve Bureau-Point, Jean-Philippe Venot, Sreytouch Heourn

Safer than in the USA? The Reception of Silent Spring in France and the Difficulties in Achieving European Regulations on Pesticides, 1962–1976 Bleuen Merrer, François Dedieu, Céline Pessis, Christophe Bonneuil

Stop Experimenting on Us! Judicial Stories of Pesticide Resistance in Argentina María Valeria Berros

SPECIAL ARTICLES
Glyphosate Bonding (2020) Eun Sun Cho

‘Field Pieces’ (‘Ackerstücke’) and ‘Transects’ (‘Transekte’). Two Photographic Attempts to Capture Biodiversity in Agricultural Crop Land Thilo Mokros

NOTES FROM THE ICEHOUSE
Facing Environmental Denialism: Lessons from the Bolsonaro Nightmare José Augusto Pádua

Politicised Environments: Governance, Mobilisation and Time

INTRODUCTION
Politicised Environments: Governance, Mobilisation and Time Suvi Alt, Iva Peša

RESEARCH ARTICLES
From Tinkerers to Consultants: Individual Engagement, Reunification and the Making of Germany’s Renewable Energy Sector Stephen Milder

Rice Against Communism: The Politicisation of Agriculture from ‘Above’ and ‘Below’ Felix Anderl

Politicised Time in Environmental Regulatory Procedure: The Struggles Against the Thabametsi Coal Plant in South Africa Yaowen Deng

Insurgent Practices of Restoring the Commons: Cases from Bolivia Agnese Bellina

The Parliament of the Scheldts. Reflections on Politics and Play in Reimagining the Coastal Landscape of the Netherlands Maarten Meijer, Willie Vogel

BOOK REVIEWS
Ayesha Mukherjee (ed.), A Cultural History of Famine: Food Security and the Environment in India and Britain Bidyut Hari

NOTES FROM THE ICEHOUSE
Notes from the Icehouse – Inequalities in the Land: Colonial Legacies and the Quest for Land Equity in Zimbabwe Admire Mseba

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Middle Holocene Oyster Shells and the Shifting Role of History in Ecological Restoration: How a Dynamic Past Informs Shellfish Ecosystem Reconstruction at an Australian Urban Estuary Joseph Christensen, Daniel Jan Martin, Andrew Bossie, Fiona Valesini

Tsunamis in Italy and the Mediterranean – Between Perception and Historical Reconstruction Walter Palmieri

Will the Nile River Turn into a Lake? The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance (GERD) Dam Case-Study Desirée A.l. Quagliarotti

Globalising Livestock Feeding: Oilseeds and Animal Feedstuff (1800–1940) Manuel Vaquero Piñeiro

Dammed Waterways and a Colonial Legacy: Statutory Law-Making in the Conservancy of Indian Fisheries, 1867–1897 Sashi Sivramkrishna, Amalendu Jyotishi

INTERVIEW
Reflecting on our Anthropocene Days: An interview with John Dargavel Jessica Urwin

BOOK REVIEWS
Cara New Daggett, The Birth of Energy: Fossil Fuels, Thermodynamics, and the Politics of Work Gonçalo Vizela De Oliveira

Andreas Malm, How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Learning to Fight in a World on Fire Daniele Valisena

NOTES FROM THE ICEHOUSE
Notes from the Icehouse: Representations, Traces, Vital Agents: Why Images Matter to Environmental History Finis Dunaway