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A Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky tem uma entrevista para a Sul 21 que aponta algumas questões da sua pesquisa e livro sobre o assunto "Sintomas Mórbidos". É bom retomar antes de falar besteiras sul21.com.br/entrevistasz_a…

💥Out now! Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky of ALAMEDA interview our LatAm coord Lala Peñaranda 🇵🇸 🇨🇴 "The de-risking strategy has led to a slower build-out of decarbonisation infrastructure while syphoning public funds away from the very type of public programs most needed to fund a #PublicPathway"

Huge fan of Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky & ALAMEDA's work in critically engaging debates around extractivism, green colonialism, energy planning & a just transition Honoured to have been interviewed for their dossier. Spoke abt workers' intl fight for public ownership of energy in the transition

Write for NACLA Report -- amazing print issue coming up this fall - deadline Feb. 3 -- co-edited by the amazing Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky - (Sabrina Fernandes) -- Call For Pitches | Green Capitalism in the Americas nacla.org/call-pitches-g…

Call for pitches/Convocatoria/Chamada para artigos: NACLA is accepting proposals for our Fall 2025 issue on Green Capitalism in the lead-up to COP30 in Belém, Brazil in November, co-edited by Sabrina Fernandes & Breno Bringel. Send pitches by February 3! shorturl.at/F6ErP

📢Convocatoria! 📢 NACLA is receiving pitches for our Fall 2025 issue on Green Capitalism in the Americas in the lead up to the COP30 in Belém, Brazil. Guest edited by Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky and Breno Bringel. Send us your pitches by February 3rd! nacla.org/call-pitches-g…

My review of Benito Antonio‘s DtMF came out in NACLA Report today! nacla.org/debi-tirar-mas…

Obrigado Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky. Edição recomendada do Bandeira Negra de Felipe Corrêa🏴 pela Autonomia Literária

It’s frustrating that eco-modernism has discursively occupied the concept of modernisation. A form of modernisation is necessary to the socialist project of maximising productivity in ecologically sound, democratically planned, ways & thereby reducing labour time to a minimum.1/6

It was great to finally have James Meadway on the show to dig into The Labour Party’s misguided embrace of AI along with what other countries’ reliance on US tech means for their economies. Check out his podcast Macrodose too!

Vale muito a pena pra compreender como os bilionários do Vale do Silício estão podando nossas alternativas em todas as áreas de política pública. Trabalho incrível de Paris Marx .

Off to the UK in a couple of weeks for our dossier launch. I'm proud of how this dossier came together, with authors from many countries, bridging talk of energy transition and ecosocial strategy in text and visual art.

“The debate regarding transition are being depoliticised, reduced to investment packages & socioeconomic adjustments that the absurd notion that it is possible to change everything to stop global warming while leaving power structures intact” alameda.institute/dossier/to-dec…

This is a good point by Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky “To believe that a fast Global North transition allows the Global South more time to do so in the future, after having its own turn with conventional fossil pathways of development, is to promote development & sovereignty with an expiry date…

The Paris target isn't a physical limit, it's political. Before COP21 small island nations campaigned for an upper limit of 1.5C. France lobbied for 2C. The US resisted any mention of a limit at all. 2C is the amount of death and dying imperialist states have deemed acceptable.

This Saturday (29), join us in Bristol for a provoking conversation on the politics of Energy Transitions with Sabrina Fernandes - moved to bluesky, Amir Lebdioui, and Hamza Hamouchene SIGN UP: alameda.institute/event/

Who defines transition, and in whose interest? How can we move beyond extractivism without reinforcing colonial or technocratic structures? This isn’t just a launch. It’s an invitation to rethink climate politics from the South, rooted in justice and radical imagination.

Orgulho de cada alune, orientande e assistente docente e de pesquisa que já passou pelo meu caminho <3