Fantastic two-year post-doc opportunity here working on public perceptions of climate geoengineering, with the all-round excellent Rob Bellamy at The University of Manchester. Application deadline June 25th jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

When you want teacher to think youre reading William Leggo's miniature revised new testament of 1881 but youre actually reading David Bryce's 1895 Smallest New Testament in the World

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Delighted to be able to share some work in progress today at EASST #EASST4S2024! Aneurin Merrill-Glover here delivering our paper "Reduce, Remove, Avoid: The Reordering of Peat Restoration for Climate Mitigation", as part of a great session on the Politics of Carbon Sinks

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Such a great fieldtrip with Roosa Rytkönen! I've followed Ess-soo resistance for two decades, since working for EestimaaLooduseFond. It's fantastic to see the beginning of healing and recovery!

Delighted to announce the launch of our shiny new project website: peatscapes.com A one-stop shop for everything 'Peatscapes' – including further info on our excellent team (@GeogBristol & Geography Birmingham), insights from fieldwork, and links to conference papers and outputs!

Trump: "The word grocery. It's sort of a simple word. But it sort of means like everything you eat. The stomach is speaking. It always does."

Another exciting fieldtrip to Tudusoo and Laukasoo bogs, restored by LIFE Programme Mires of Estonia in 2015-2021. Very interesting excursions and lectures by EestimaaLooduseFond to learn about the complex design, long-term monitoring, and public understanding of peat restoration projects!

🥳Our second reading recommendation today is 𝘚𝘦𝘦𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘞𝘰𝘰𝘥𝘴' latest addition “On Moral Grounds? Carbon Futures for Lowland Peat” by former Landhaus Fellow Nye Merrill-Glover. seeingthewoods.org/2024/11/07/on-… #rccpublications #seeingthewoods #envhum #peatlands #wetlands

This week we're delighted to be joined by Dr Kärg Kama & Dr James Palmer who will be presenting their new project 'Peatscapes in transition: knowledge controversies in European peatland restoration' 🗓️ 06/02 ⏰ 2pm 📍SoGE, University of Oxford All welcome!

So crazy how Google erroneously autofilling a search can derail a train of thought. Fully-outsourced luxury consciousness.

Really excited to see our first 'Peatscapes' journal article out in Progress in Environmental Geography! "Carbon futures in the mire? Knowledge controversies in European peatland restoration and remaking" Open Access link: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/27… #geography #sts #peat #restoration

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great refutal of Borges here, who never accounted for the fact that even if two people could write the same story the meaning would be transformed by the difference in their circumstances

"Why Ben Duckett refusing Akash Deep's affectionate arm of appreciation typifies BazBall arrogance" - My latest piece for the Sydney Morning Herald.

no, i'm reading them because i'm a phd candidate, which i'm doing for attention

Mark Rothko suffered his whole life from a visual condition that caused him to paint his squares to be very fuzzy, and bad. But now with AI we can clean them up and see them how he probably imagined them!