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SUMMARY:“The Climate of Infrastructure: Desiccation and Dispossession of Littora
l Worlds” with Nikhil Anand
DESCRIPTION:\nIn this talk I draw attention to the ways that indigenous
Koli fishers in Mumbai read climate change as the outcome of a centuries
long process of intervening in\, and “improving” the city with the infr
astructures of desiccation. I show how these civilizational projects con
stitute the climate of infrastructure. Staged on extant ecologies and po
lities\, these durable forms of city making also make its climate\; proj
ects which not only continues to dispossess indigenous fishers\, fish an
d ecologies\, but also intensify chronic flooding in the city.\n\nFor mo
re details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/sass-nikhil-anand/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In this talk I
draw attention to the ways that indigenous Koli fishers in Mumbai read c
limate change as the outcome of a centuries long process of intervening
in, and “improving” the city with the infrastructures of desiccation. I
show how these civilizational projects constitute the climate of infrast
ructure. Staged on extant ecologies and polities, these durable forms of
city making also make its climate; projects which not only continues to
dispossess indigenous fishers, fish and ecologies, but also intensify c
hronic flooding in the city.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/even
t/sass-nikhil-anand/
LOCATION:101 Old Botany Building
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