This 👇🏽 #CampusProtests

Wow, such a wonderful news! Congratulations, Alok Shukla and everyone else involved in the SaveHasdeo campaign 🎉,🎊🎉!

Tax policy is climate policy.
theguardian.com/environment/20…

Growing evidence from around the world that carbon credit payments meant to compensate forest communities for doing the hard work of sequestering forest carbon is being captured by commercial and “nonprofit” intermediaries. CIFOR-ICRAF Prakash Kashwan Foundation for Ecological Security Pranab Choudhury

That lady talking about 'why you would want to be an activist when you could lead an industry with your SAT scores?' is, in fact, the entirety of savarna Indian-American culture.

UN Special Rapporteur on#IndigenousRights is right to raise human rights concerns about #Carbon#Markets amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

One of the vexing things about being embedded within the development policy apparatus is the degree to which powerful people feel the need to listen to western academics with no experiential knowledge of the global south largely to boost their lack of intellectual heft. And - the

The O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs faculty also voted concerning IU Bloomington response to protests “that all students, staff & faculty who were banned from IU property for violating the new policy adopted by the ‘ad hoc committee’… be allowed back on campus immediately”: 45 Yes/3 No/6 Abstain

The thought of not completing the PhD did not occur - not once. Getting a PhD, researching questions that came up in my first career in international development, allowed me to build my career on without jumping into an entirely new field! #AcademicTwitter

ICYMI 'Contesting just transitions: Climate delay and the contradictions of labour environmentalism' sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

'to solve the climate problem'

see how the lies just slip in?

blocking sunlight doesn't 'solve' anything; it's a band-aid on a cancer

and it may create new and quite horrible problems with agriculture and the hydrological cycle

kill it with fire

'What is best for the earth is that we — Wabanaki and non-Wabanaki — need to work together to take care of our home for future generations.' Great commentary from Dr. Little Whitedog.
bangordailynews.com/2024/04/25/opi… via Bangor Daily News

“Making an African City” is now available open access through the publisher Indiana University Press ! Check it out here: publish.iupress.indiana.edu/projects/makin… Virginia Tech Liberal Arts VT History

This has been the modus operandi: It's the police that brings violence to peaceful protests. In every case of campus protests.

This is certainly a big issue in the U.S. We got some strong feedback about our use of 'the poor' in the title of this piece on #PlanetaryJustice #Class sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Probably because of the narrow-mindedness of encroaching middle age, I didn't think the current generation of college students had this capacity for mobilization and collective action on the scale we're seeing across campuses in this country. I also never imagined that

Have been teaching for almost a decade. In classrooms we tell students to be critical, reflective, engaged global citizens, and always stand up for justice.

The students are doing just that across campuses but spineless administrators are choking them.

Utterly depressing!

How can relational & decolonial approaches inform the #EU Bioeconomy in ways that reject forms of domination & exploitation over humans & nature? Blogpost based on pre-print by Sabaheta Ramčilović-Suominen 🇵🇸 Jacopo Giuntoli Tom Oliver & me ids.ac.uk/?p=98624 via Institute of Development Studies

Universities have not learned that the last time it was a good idea to send in the cops and the guards after students was never.

Poor Vikas: youtu.be/r_x0KVSOEhc?si… Thank you ParanjoyGuhaThakurta and everyone involved in the making of this masterpiece! #India #SabkaSaathSabkaVikas