Great funding approach from @UKRI_News@BritSciAssoc@ScienceCeilidh working to shift researcher - community power imbalances⚖️
Our Sgeul ri Teachd project allowed Uist residents to take control of the narrative to tell their own climate stories with fantastic @katamacspeaks🗣️🌄
This #BSW23, check out our community-research projects transforming local climate change issues in the Scottish Higjlands & Islands. Here's what we've learnt & what's next for the grant, funded by @UKRI_News & run by @BritSciAssoc & @ScienceCeilidh https://t.co/r9NoexIMcq
“I have no problem whatsoever saying that this is about #Reparation, compensation and liability, and responsibility. The developed world has caused #ClimateChange and the developing world is paying the price. If people can’t see the reality of that then there is something wrong.”
Thanks to all who came to our #ClimateJusticeToolkit session @CHASE_DTP re-encounters today - for the feedback and at times challenging conversations about climate justice in relation to PhD research, and for testing out our prototype cards with such openness & generosity.
In 2014, this French weather presenter announced the forecast for August 18, 2050 as part of a campaign to alert to the reality of climate change. Now her forecast that day is the actual forecast for the coming 4 or 5 days, in mid-June 2022.
Very excited to procrastinate by telling you that my very first article is out! It's called 'Sinking Paradise? Climate change vulnerability and Pacific Island extinction narratives'. It tells a story of colonialism and climate change. Thread and link below, sharing appreciated!🙏
Women in deprived areas are "shock absorbers of poverty" and live nearly a decade less than women in richer areas. https://t.co/6jv4KVdJR9
@WomensBudgetGrp
Gender dimensions are overlooked in🌊climate adaptation in favour of natural science. Yet these adaptations may have👍positive and👎negative gender outcomes. We must remove this blindness.
👏Great paper and proud to see @developmentuea's @nityarao63 and @ktmcgld as authors.
Coastal climate adaptation data is🙈gender-blind and⚖️heavy on natural science. This gap makes it almost impossible to determine who gains or loses from🌊🪸🐟interventions or to monitor #SDG5 progress.
New #OpenAccess review based on our @IPCC_CH research https://t.co/utSkSWgfp0
This is the CEO lunch at #MSC2022. This is reality. This is where power lies. Where some of the most consequential decisions are made. And a woman this week still had the audacity to ask me: “You focus too much on Gender in Diplomacy. That’s not an issue anymore”. It’s an issue.