I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Kate Whitehead from South China Morning Post, in which I shared my personal background and the key decisions in my life that have led me to where I am today and the beliefs that I hold. lnkd.in/gnZY_UyU

insideclimatenews.org/news/11032022/… I did a search for 'indigenous' on the full recent IPCC WGII report and it turned up at least once on well over 1/4 of the 3330 pages. Getting 'climate' out of the physical science framing is so dearly needed, this is progress!

What would it look like if we treated climate change as an actual emergency? Wind down fossil fuel production. Scale down less necessary forms of economic activity. Establish a social guarantee. Tax the rich out of existence. currentaffairs.org/2021/11/what-w…

Capitalism — and the capitalist growth imperative — is the root cause of climate breakdown.

This heatwave is not an unexpected freak event. How can academics better communicate not just global warming, but other enviro & social crises – crises that interact in ways that could make them much worse? Tomorrow: 9am: bit.ly/3Of8jnM 5pm: bit.ly/3OgcxeE

The world isn’t just suffering from a climate crisis, but also severe damage to the wider natural world. This includes soil degradation, species extinction, water scarcity, and more – all of which damages our wellbeing. A 🧵. (1/15) un.org/sustainabledev…

Here’s where I think we now stand, and how we should respond. A thread. 1. There is a global trend towards political impunity. In many nations, politicians are testing the limits of constitutional power, and discovering they can get away with almost anything. 🧵

the common voice of nature and women, ecofeminism bit.ly/1wHXF0w @Schooloftaste SOAS University of London @IDSUK Lena Mishal