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Wetlands for water justice
a political ecology of water quality and more-than-human habitability in three constructed wetland projects My PhD thesis, available here
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Lively water infrastructure: Constructed wetlands in more-than-human waterscapes
This paper, published in Environment and Planning E, uses analyses of water quality and multispecies encounters in my PhD research sites to theorise a ‘more-than-human waterscape’, bringing multispecies studies into conversation with hydrosocial scholarship.
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A swimming commons
A blog post, published on Undisciplined Environments as part of the series “Reimagining, remembering, and reclaiming water: from extractivism to commoning”. This piece explores swimming as a political act towards social and ecological justice.
Elliot Hurst 