How can Environmental Social Scientists have an impact on government decision-making in the UK? This ACCESS report looks at the processes of #knowledgeexchange, identifying the barriers and opportunities and next steps... accessnetwork.uk/what-factors-i…

✍️Take part in this survey by Economic and Social Research Council that seeks to support social scientists in developing their skills

World’s top #climate scientists expect global heating to blast past 1.5C target theguardian.com/environment/ar…

The The Guardian have just published a poll of IPCC scientists by Damian Carrington, showing almost 80% of respondents expect we'll cause a disastrous level of warming of >2.5C This fits with other recent studies into scientists views, here's a🧵summarising some key results…

We have economies that need to grow, whether or not they make us thrive. Now we need economies that enable us to thrive, whether or not they grow. Here's what I just wrote about it in The Guardian 1/2 theguardian.com/books/article/…

So, what does progress look like on a planet at its limits? The great Kate Raworth yet again theguardian.com/books/article/…

Absolutely delighted to learn from and with fantastic people at today's ETHOS anniversary symposium organised by @genderCSR and her team at Bayes!

Join CEEDR and Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) on Tuesday, 4 June for an event exploring emergent nature-positive practices in Fashion & Textiles SMEs, and how such ventures can be supported to enable a more sustainable future of the sector. Register on bit.ly/3X3uGor

“At the root of the polycrisis lies an ethical and spiritual crisis that must be recognised and addressed from a place of oneness deep within us.” Bruna Kadletz during a talk she gave at our Bridging Divides, Loving Earth Conference. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=qm9ZQS…

Sustainability, Imagination and Aesthetics—Registrations are now open for the interdisciplinary Institute for Sustainability-University of Surrey workshop on🗓️26-27 Jun 2024. → cusp.ac.uk/themes/a/imagi… #SolarPunk #ArtAndSustainability HT Anastasia Loukianov Carl Thompson cc Surrey Sociology Surrey Lit & Langs

New blog post that offers some reflections on our #interdisciplinary regenerative fashion work as part of our ACCESS Network project following a fab workshop with leading fashion experts.

Reminder: this funded PhD studentship working with our CAST Director Prof. Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE & Deputy Director Christina Demski (at the University of Bath) looking at community engagement in energy developments is closing for applications on 30 June 📢 Find out more and apply: findaphd.com/phds/project/g…

Fantastic intro to new research published in BJM by my colleagues Ian Vickers, Fergus Lyon & Dr Leandro Sepulveda CEEDR (doi.org/10.1111/1467-8…): Implementing & sustaining organisational democracy: insights from mutual social enterprises cusp.ac.uk/themes/p/blog-…

The Handbook for the Future of Work, edited by me & Julie MacLeavy, is coming out late this year as part of the Routledge Books International Handbooks series. Details for preordering into university libraries and the full chapter list can now be found here: routledge.com/The-Handbook-f…

Introducing a new systems map tool from the ACCESS Network It's been designed to enhance knowledge exchange, collaboration, and impact across #EnvironmentalSocialSciences and beyond. Let us know what you think. ACCESS | Knowledge Exchange Maps (accessnetwork.uk)

We won’t survive climate change at this rate because it would take professional people - business leaders, media executives, police leaders etc - to look at the science and say they are scared, like these scientists do. And our society doesn’t allow professional people to be

The #TUKFS funded Social Enterprise Food Systems project explored how social enterprises can introduce innovations for healthy and sustainable food. We are delighted to now launch our #GoodPractice Guide, which draws on this research and the experiences of our #SocialEnterprise

Our new Earth Commission The Earth Commission science in The Lancet quantifies human corridor on Earth for safety and justice. Take home? Planetary Safety necessary for Justice. And Justice a prerequisite for Planetary Safety thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…

As I've said, dangerous climate change has already arrived. It's simply now a question of how bad we're willing to let it get. We must rapidly decarbonize our world to avert truly catastrophic & irreversible consequences. Vote like the planet depends on it. Because it does.

In light of the public statement made by U.S. President Donald Trump on social media on the afternoon of Wednesday (9), it is important to highlight the following: Brazil is a sovereign nation with independent institutions and will not accept any form of tutelage. The judicial