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3-0785 COME HELL OR HIGH WATER: LEGACIES AND LANDMARKS IN THE CULTURES OF ENERGY
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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-17:30

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Those involved in mentoring activities, Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Stephanie K Rupp (City University of New York, Lehman College) and Sarah Strauss (University of Wyoming)
Chairs:  Stephanie K Rupp (City University of New York, Lehman College)
Discussants:  Gisa S Weszkalnys (University of Exeter) and Sarah Strauss (University of Wyoming)
13:45
“There Was No Time to Be selfish”: Depression/WWII Legacies for a Post-Peak World
Thomas F Love (Linfield College)
14:00
The Anthropology of German Energy Landscapes
Werner Krauss (Helmholtz Zentrum Geesthacht) and Dorle Drackle (University of Bremen)
14:15
discussion
14:30
With or without Oil: Legacies of Oil Production On Mexico’s Gulf Coast
Lisa C Breglia (George Mason University)
14:45
History, Energy, and the Earthquake: The Shaping of the Rural Haitian Energyscape, and the Effects of the Earthquake On Energy Imaginaries
Andrew Tarter (University of Florida)
15:00
Discussant
Gisa S Weszkalnys (University of Exeter)
15:15
Discussion
15:30
Break
15:45
Encouraging Action to Transform Our Energy Use: Regional, Institutional, and Household Scales
Amy K Wolfe (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
16:00
What Is Nano Doing for Solar? Intellectual Property As Legacy
Christopher Newfield (University of California, Santa Barbara)
16:15
discussion
16:30
From the Energizer Bunny to Pokemon: Children’s Conceptions of Energy
Stephanie K Rupp (City University of New York, Lehman College)
16:45
The Corporeality of Energy Consultant Expertise
Arthur L Mason (University of California, Berkeley)
17:00
Discussant
Sarah Strauss (University of Wyoming)
17:15
Discussion
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