Global Energy and the American Dream: Grain Belt transmission line forges ahead amid landowner, lawmaker pushback • Missouri Independent

ENERGY POLITICS: SOCIAL RESEARCH FOR THE ENERGY TRANSITION

This is the site for news and resources for the course 'Global Energy and the American Dream,' aka GEAD, taught in the department of Anthropology at Washington University in St. Louis.

I'll be posting relevant information and news. I'll also post (and sometimes editorialize) on issues of local, national and global import.

I take notes here. They are just notes, often full of typos. Some parts of the site need to be updated, but I'm short on time. Be patient.

I embrace and defend academic freedom and the pursuit of climate truth. The standard disclaimer applies: I speak for myself. Not the university, not the department, not the students.

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Bret Gustafson, Professor, Department of Anthropology (gustafson@wustl.edu)

COURSE RESOURCES

Monday, April 19, 2021

Grain Belt transmission line forges ahead amid landowner, lawmaker pushback • Missouri Independent