New piece in @africasacountry w/ Raira Fróes exploring the hypocrisy of Africa Energy week and the co-option of liberators language by fossil fuel companies.
https://t.co/OopGcxajXt
[EHS Graduate Research] For the entirety of this semester, we will be engaging our graduate cohort to reflect on their fieldwork insights. In this instance, @JamesGranelli_ shares experiences of being in the field.
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Read more: https://t.co/EvYw4H01Zy
.@jamesgranelli_ and Raíra Fróes visit Africa Energy Week in Cape Town, and find that the language of resource sovereignty is disguised a new form of climate denial that appropriates progressive rhetoric in service of fossil fuel companies. https://t.co/fsp6aTeBbH
#CriticalZonesAfrica workshop started in Arusha, Tanzania. Over the course of this week, we have been reflecting on how to bring about repair and habitability in Africa's anthropocene
Professor Lesley Green is giving her inaugural lecture this evening: please see the poster for more details. For those of you who would like to live stream, here is the link: https://t.co/nBylz2bfbp
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Professor Lesley Green will give her inaugural lecture titled "From Homo Economicus to Homo Sedimenta: Learning from the Failed Impact Assessments for Cabo Delgado's Offshore Gas Projects, Mozambique"
Please RSVP here: https://t.co/46ELTM006w
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We invite you to our inaugural African, post-colonial, and black ecologies reading group, in partnership with the Planetary Portals Collective, made up of Kathryn Yusoff, Kerry Holden, @MichelSALU, and Casper Laing.
Please see the dates and RSVP!
🔗 https://t.co/sXr5bGu5uZ
Favourite photo from today’s #MarchforSystemChange on #HumanRightsDay2024. A resident of Roeland Street joins in calls for intersectional justice from their balcony.
The Researching The Anthropocene (RTA) class today was led by our colleagues from the Planetary Portals Collective. Rich discussions about geological trauma, inhuman memory, and geo-spatial histories of the Earth.
Did you know the @TotalEnergies EACOP pipeline will emit 379m tonnes of climate-breaking pollution, displace thousands of people, and run through critical ecosystems? A true carbon bomb that will destroy our future 🔥🌍 #StopEACOP
Did you know the Sahara receives more solar energy in a few hours than the world consumes in a year? This vast desert could be key to large-scale, clean, and sustainable energy. A true renewable energy goldmine that could redefine our energy future. ☀️🌍
"Devastating", terrifying, enraging.
Want to cry & scream, but am also oddly heartened by the person across the room watching biryani cooking videos on a common computer at the public library.
Confused existence on a Saturday during ecological collapse.
https://t.co/YWnEIkZ1YM
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In his image that is on the cover of the double issue 46 (3&4), we see his attempt of marking his presence in the conversation by including his shadow in the photograph.
https://t.co/JQQ9KuWKAt
James Granelli's article explores news ways of doing fieldwork in an exploration of engaging with different species to the human in the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.