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NSM Lecture
November 11, 2026
12:00 PM
Until
November 11, 2026, 01:00 PM
1h
BCOE Think Tank: Cameron Hu
Allbritton Hall
Organized by
College of the Environment
College of the Environment
This talk considers a still-unfolding geophysical and geopolitical event: the resurrection of the US petrostate. Over the last two decades, fracking technologies have turned the United States into the world’s largest extractor of oil and gas. Drawing on ethnographic and archival research in the oil fields of West Texas—the world’s most prolific fracking zone—I theorize an imperial counterrevolution that seeks to reinvent the whole Earth by recomposing labor, life, and language in the American settler colony.
Allbritton 103, lunch included.
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