R. Braidotti, K. Bhavnani, Poul Holm, H. Ping-chen
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The environmental humanities make an important and original contribution to environmental issues by investigating the human dimension in global environmental change. Environmental humanities research questions what it means to be human in the age of the Anthropocene and helps develop a better understanding of human agency and human beings’ relationship with their natural and built environments.