Professor of Geography interested in climate, the rural, food systems, and South Asia at the University of Sydney. Just trying to understand what’s going on.
Due to low enrollments, we are cutting the women studies minor, but we are pleased to approve a new minor in Trump studies with the following courses!
Trump Businesses
Trump Marketing
Overcoming Legal Challenges
Trump Politics
Trump Strategic Communication
Golf
The rare Neelakurinji flowers (Strobilanthes kunthiana), which bloom once every 12 years, are now in full bloom in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu! 🌸 These beautiful blue-purple flowers are covering the hills near the Toda tribal village of Pikkapathi Mandu, creating a breathtaking sight. #Neelakurinji #Nilgiris #Nature
Pleased to have this paper published in 'Climate and Development' which highlights the potential for agricultural policies to be maladaptive for climate change adaptation, using an example from Maharashtra, India. Open access. @InstAustGeog https://t.co/wtYKu8mYo7
Kyle Flanagan is accused of biting Stephen Crichton in Saturday night’s NRL match between the Dragons and the Bulldogs. Why aren’t today’s newspapers leading the story with “Man bites Dog”? @QuinnRod@Peter_Fitz
In 2021 the UN Secretary-General called for a “new era for social protection” but what does that look like?
IDS researcher Stephen Devereux & Juan Gonzalo Jaramillo Mejia @WFP put forward a 3 point approach to address poverty & hunger:https://t.co/kCjZJYZUeu
#SocialProtection
Delighted to have this article just published in
@geogresearch on the links between planning policies and the protection of agricultural land on NSW North Coast. @sydneyunigeo
https://t.co/kDjXh1yGrg
After three years of work, our massive review of climate tipping elements led by @wang_seaver is finally out in Reviews of Geophysics.
With 12 co-authors and clocking in at 81 pages, it provides a comprehensive review of 10 different tipping elements: https://t.co/mt9fLgXXsP
26 September 1918 | A Jewish woman, Claire Eskenazi, was born in Mexico City. She lived in Saint Etienne in France.
In May 1944 she was deported from #Drancy to #Auschwitz. She did not survive.