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	Kalyanakrishnan Sivaramakrishnan Dinakar Singh Professor of Anthropology and Professor of Environmental Studies Environmental history and political anthropology of forests, agriculture, human-animal relations, and urban environments in India
	Fred Strebeigh Senior Lecturer Emeritus in English and Environmental Studies Nonfiction writing; environmental journalism
	Lloyd Alimboyao Sy Postdoctoral Associate, English Native/Indigenous literatures; long 19th century American literature; history of forestry and logging; ecocriticism
	Rasheed Tazudeen Lecturer in English Black and Indigenous Environmentalisms; 20th and 21st century literature and music; Sound Studies; Diaspora Studies
	Gary Tomlinson John Hay Whitney Professor in the Music Department and Professor of Humanities; Director, Whitney Humanities Center European classical music; jazz; the music of indigenous American societies; cultural and anthropological theory; the philosophy of history, affect theory,...
	Gerald Torres Professor of Environment and Law Environmental justice, environmental law, Indian law, social movements, critiical race theory, agriculture, climate
	Jane Tylus Andrew Downey Orrick Professor of Italian Early modern, landscape, rural, pastoral, labor
	Ina Vandebroek Lecturer in Forestry and Environmental Studies Ethnobotany and community health; medicinal plant knowledge; Latino and Caribbean immigration
	Michael Warner Seymour H. Knox Professor of English and Professor of American Studies American literature and print culture; publics and social movements; climate change and the Anthropocene; new media, intellectual property...
	Harvey Weiss Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations and of Forestry and Environmental Studies Mesopotamia, early agriculture, cities and empires; Holocene paleoclimatology and environmental change.
	Kenneth Winkler Professor of Philosophy Early Modern Philosophy, Metaphysics, American Philosophy; environmental philosophy
	Nurfadzilah Yahaya Assistant Professor of History History of Southeast Asia; History of Indian Ocean; History of Islamic World; Environmental History; History of Infrastructure; Legal History
	Carl Zimmer Professor Adjunct Teaching students how to use writing on environmental and scientific issues to reach a wide public audience.