@sarahroseetter The colonizing part is using your platform to position yourself as a moral authority on a place you only visited for three years when by your own recognition that state is filled with BIPOC folks w/o your freedom of mobility that have been fighting long before and will after -Tim
@sarahroseetter Clarification: I think you should live where you want to live, and imagine most people would agree regardless of whatever arguments with your imaginary critics prompted this essay. ….
With the help of the Cambodia Agricultural Value Chain Program, Cambodia became one of the first developing countries to standardize labelling for the safe and effective use of chemical pesticides. https://t.co/L7Pv9zobq0
“We are positioning ourselves as going beyond energy into place-making. It’s an example of us closing down our coal power plant and, instead of selling off the land, we’ve decided to regenerate it ourselves.” To learn what this UK company did: https://t.co/NMLlJpOX4w
Seizing opportunities when broken systems are open to change, even though the progress is still incremental: Puerto Rico recently set a goal of 100% renewables by 2050, but natural gas use is still part of the process before transitioning to all renewable. https://t.co/2JVg9JkxY8