Kaitlin Strange

Researching changing climates and equitable futures. PhD candidate @UOCuniversity with @turba_in3

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

Just shared some Weekend Notes on my Substack: https://t.co/5g8FPPxcY6. I explore questions around resilience, climate adaptation, futurism, and cycles of burnout and recovery. Sharing reflections on research by the @IMAGINEAdapt team, Tatsuyoshi Saijo, adrienne maree brown.

[IIED @IIED]

"Overlooking or sidelining issues of #HousingJustice in the climate-urban discussion would ignore #ClimateChange’s intersection with issues of equity and distribution, and hinder our ability to mitigate and adapt in a way that is sustainable and just."

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

Hi all! I’m excited to share some insights from my recent research on climate justice and urban adaptation in San Francisco.

Check it out: https://t.co/HsetIlmqnq

#ClimateJustice #UrbanPlanning #SustainableCities #ClimateAction #Research #SanFrancisco

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

As I near the completion of my PhD journey, I'll be sharing reflections on adaptation, climate justice, and collective action to address climate change with hope and impact. Follow along if interested! 🎓🏙️🌿💡
https://t.co/5g8FPPxcY6

#climatejustice #urbanplanning #adaptation

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

Record breaking temps outside my door and across the globe are top of mind🔥

Here’s my latest post exploring heat waves and climate justice. Give it a read and share your thoughts: https://t.co/lnfo3vBiNS

#ClimateJustice #HeatWaves #Sustainability #Equity

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

Toxic groundwater threatens #environmentaljustice communities as sea-levels rise💧. Here I dive into the #climatejustice and #adaptation challenges and the advocates taking steps to address it 💪🏼 https://t.co/fUWnfi3Vkt

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

Curious what folks from Spain think about this. An accurate portray of what’s come to pass and what’s to come? “In 50 years, will anyone still live in central Spain?” https://t.co/8V441dOHHK

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

@USL_NYC really enjoyed the #resilience round table yesterday. A big takeaway from @timonmcphearson : Covid taught us we can move rapidly as a city. Let’s apply that urgency to the impacts of #climatechange and address it’s uneven impacts #ClimateJustice

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

Excited to hear about the work being done in #NYC to improve outdoor space. Because we all know it’s essential these days.

[10-Minute Walk @10MinWalk]

On 11/12, join #10MinWalk director @benitadhussain, Susan Chin, @tlcnyc of @brooklyngreenway, and @MichelleCKondo on @MASNYC’s panel discussing the critical need for outdoor space access in #NYC and how we are all helping increase it: https://t.co/eybrKjSJrw

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

@RubbishName1 This is such a great question! After some quick Googling, they are in fact Parakeets. Monk Parakeets to be exact 🦜🌳

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

#Barcelona is going into further lockdown tomorrow as the bars and cafes close. I wonder if that means the parrots will be returning to the plaza outside my house 🏡 🦜 #COVID #lockdown #spain

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

A great look at some of the greening projects in #barcelona and the potential for green #gentrification 🏡 nicely done @bcnuej #EnvironmentalJustice https://t.co/19tBfWqOHL

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

@DavidLammy

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

“Back Americans are exposed to 56% more pollution than they cause. White Americans breath 17% less air pollution than they produce. It gives a whole new meaning to the Black Lives Matter slogan ‘I can’t breath'.” #climatejustice #BlackLivesMatter #blm

https://t.co/TxH3bLt7cT

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

And it’s bound to get worse as cities face changing climates and increasing extreme heat events. More reason to develop urban policies and interventions that take race, economics, and justice into consideration #climatejustice #environmentaljustice #climatechange @grist

[grist @grist]

Racist city planning means certain neighborhoods get 7º C hotter than the rest of the city. https://t.co/jgwoxrreJA

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Parts of the U.S. saw record levels of high-tide flooding last year as rising seas brought water further into coastal homes and infrastructure, government scientists reported Tuesday https://t.co/fdz1gxh2VW

[Kaitlin Strange @kaitlin_strange]

A great and timely piece