There needs to be more content on here that is not just screenshots of tweets or expressions of relief at being away from twitter. Not a sustainable basis for a social media site in the long-term in my considered opinion.
Great photo. End of the Cold War in Europe writ large!
Visited the former open cast uranium mine in Ronneburg/Thuringia which has been turned into a lovely park about a decade ago. It’s always uncanny to see these kinds of landscapes. They did a great job in showing some of the scars and violent history. #envhist#landscape
"the U.S. government purchased all of South Korea’s tungsten production in 1953, which accounted for 73.3 percent of South Korea’s gross exports of all goods"
This looks interesting: newly published article on tungsten mining in South Korea and the US war economy. The US triggered a mining boom by buying all the tungsten the country produced: academic.oup.com/dh/advance-a...
In 1952, the Bank of Korea published a booklet describing the mania for tungsten in South Korea with an eye-catching headline: “Don’t ever mine a thing—unl
The thing about T&F is that their business model for books is increasingly based on high volume, low editorial/production input and pushing work onto academics where possible. Even AI aside, there are so many university presses and non-commercial publishers who will take better care of your work.
Some 37% of Israel’s crude oil is supplied by just three African states, according to new research by Oil Change International. Gabon provides 22% of Israel’s crude supplies, followed by Nigeria (9%) and the Republic of Congo (6%).
Together, Gabon, Nigeria and the Republic of Congo are the largest supplier of crude oil to Israel. Critics warn this may make them complicit in genocide.
Encompassing a state-sanctioned friendly society from the era of General Ludd, mid #19thcwarwick.ac.uk/services/lib...
A quick reminder that there are lots of great labour historians to follow in our #LabourHistory#StarterPackgo.bsky.app/CUqdx9a
Some fresh book reviews for @urbanhistory.bsky.social@mininghistory.bsky.socialcambridge.org/core/journal...