Deliberating the impacts of health and wellbeing Stacey Heath discusses the importance of understanding and incorporating #Wellbeing into adaptation planning at the OU_Psychology&Counselling wellbeing workshop Wellcome ExeterGeography

Flood adaptations and wellbeing. Helping & harming. Some great work being shared by Stacey Heath Healthy Adaptations at #ICSIH5 GIHNTU cc Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH)

Now at #ICSIH5, Stacey Heath describes an international study examining the wellbeing impacts of different kinds of #flooding adaptations

New book from our very own Catherine Butler looking at the role of policy in energy poverty... Read it now open access...

Clearly highlights the role of inequality in shaping the biosphere! Neat infographic!

Job alert 🚨 Come join the vibrant ExeterGeography department. Six days left to apply for a full time 24 months #postdoc working on #tippingpoints #climatechange #migration as part of The HABITABLE Project team. Full details 👇 jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webrecrui…

I hope this report will be carefully read by academics AND by policy makers. Key contribution of social science is to question how problems are framed by decision-makers and draw on evidence to advise novel approaches #evidencebasedsocialscience #whatworks ACCESS Network

Great recognition for great work on harmony with nature in its glorious detail. Congrats all ExeterGeography

Sharing scientific information about #climatechange leads to increased intentions to mitigate against erosion and predicts climate friendly behaviours through social norms #climatechange #norms #behaviour #SharingScience #Tanzania #Masaai eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

What a great new doc from IPCC, a 'Summary for all'. It's really hard to write complex stuff so clearly; and perhaps even harder to make graphics to go alongside! So 👏 🎉 for the cartoons, figures and text in this. Download: ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1… #SummaryForAll #IPCC

Emma de Saram 🇵🇸 Emma de Saram Exeter Guild What gives you hope in the #ClimateCrisis? Emma de Saram 🇵🇸 Emma de Saram highlights grassroots activism and community based solutions

Introducing a new lecturer in the School of Psychology & Counselling, oupsychology.wordpress.com/2022/11/15/int…

Climate change is increasingly affecting human well-being and mental health. Our Focus includes two reviews on this topic. Neil Adger and colleagues discuss direct and indirect pathways by which climate change affects well-being. Stacey Heath nature.com/articles/s4156…

Read our latest research highlighting the multiple ways #climatechange impacts #wellbeing, published with Springer Nature in Nature Human Behaviour Read it here 👉rdcu.be/cZOHX Neil Adger

Well-being and climate change - the how and why. From our Healthy Adaptations work funded by Wellcome ExeterGeography

Fabulous opportunity to form a cohort of emerging leaders. Full details 👇

🚨Amazing opportunity to join great colleagues doing cutting edge applied climate research across the African continent. CSAG UCT are advertising for 3 postdoc positions-climate science, impacts and adaptation. Apply to [email protected] by 27th Jan 2023

Have a look at this great new project from ACCESS Network to develop a network of environmental leaders from across sectors. Deadline to apply is this Friday, 16th Dec, 4pm. Find out more here: greenfutures.exeter.ac.uk/access/access-… Please share!

📢 Final call for applications for the ACCESS Network Leadership College! Closes 16.00 today📢 Join an inspiring community of emerging leaders for a packed programme Dartington Trust for our 1st 3-day retreat 'Health, Wellbeing, Environment'; + x3 subsequent retreats 20232-26.

'Both the consequences and the drivers of climate change are necessarily influenced & experienced by individuals, collective groups & society' if you haven't read it yet: Our paper on climate change & the multiple dimensions of wellbeing #socialpsychology nature.com/articles/s4156…