
Sverker Sörlin
Sverker Sörlin, born in 1956 in Åsele, is a prominent Swedish historian of ideas, environmental historian, and author. With a distinguished academic career, he has served as a professor at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and has received numerous accolades, including the August Prize for his work on the historical context of human interactions with nature. Sörlin is known for his writings on climate change, sustainability, and the cultural significance of snow in Sweden. His recent book 'Snö – en historia' explores the role of snow in human identity and the environment. He has been featured in the news for his insights on the implications of diminishing snow and winter in Sweden due to climate change.
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Recent news mentions
Sverker Sörlin is mentioned as agreeing with Benjamin Dousa on the situation in Gaza.
Benjamin Dousa: Jag har inget hemligt pengaträd på UD
Sverker Sörlin is the author of the article expressing concerns about Sida and Benjamin Dousa's leadership.
Sverker Sörlin: Benjamin Dousa, vem slängde dig under bussen?Sverker Sörlin discusses the importance of Harvard's case.
Sverker Sörlin: Därför är Harvards sak vårSverker Sörlin's commentary is noted for its emotional impact regarding the Munich security conference.
Insändare. Noterat av DN:s läsare den 20 februariSverker Sörlin is an author and professor in environmental history who has written extensively about snow and its significance.
Vad händer med oss nordbor om vintrar och snö försvinner?












