Professor of Environmental Studies Joshua Long was featured on NPR’s On Point with Magna Chakrabarti. The episode, titled “The Transformation of Austin, Texas,” explored Austin’s motley and often unjust history of urban development.

Professor of Environmental Studies Joshua Long presented the keynote address, titled “Climate Justice or Climate Apartheid: Interrogating trajectories of climate action and response,” at the 2025 CRE Conference in Montreal, Quebec.

Professor of Environmental Studies Joshua Long presented a paper titled “Exploring the fractured imaginaries of climate-displacement and security” at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers in Detroit. At this same conference, Long also served as a discussant on Farhana Sultana’s “Author Meets Critics: Confronting Climate Coloniality” panel.

Professor of Environmental Studies Joshua Long co-chaired three sessions titled “Confronting Climate Apartheid” at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers in Detroit. Long also co-chaired a panel on the “Coloniality of Climate Change” at this same conference.

Professor of Environmental Studies Joshua Long published a chapter titled “The Coloniality of Climate Apartheid” in the Routledge reader, Confronting Climate Coloniality. Long’s contributions were also highlighted by the editor, Dr. Farhana Sultana, in promotional materials and he will be serving on upcoming panels in which this work will be featured. More information is available here.