#BREAKING: Officers from the Emory Police Department, Atlanta Police Department and Georgia State Patrol began using gas and arresting protestors around 10:20 a.m. this morning. The protestors had set up an encampment on the Quadrangle around 7:30 a.m. Story to come.
Thanks for the shout-out, @AnthroEmory! I learned a lot through collaborating with folks at @NREL. Glad to see a conversation that started as a workshop come to fruition.
Here's to promoting #engagement & #equity as integral parts of building better climate futures for all!
Postdoctoral Graduate Scott Schnur published in Nature Energy for co-authored article, A Framework to Centre Justice in Energy Transition Innovations. https://t.co/YBJL7yke1c
In case you missed my new article on Arctic Indigenous peoples and co-producing conservation initiatives and projects https://t.co/D2seGWiimB open access! Thanks to everyone who made those 6 years of research a reality!
@academic_exit @JacquelineErens please add me to the list! also in the middle of teaching stuff for me. Let me know what, if any, info you need from me. Looks like a great event
One guy’s business plan for a $44 billion over-leveraged purchase is apparently to run around and individually ask people for $8.
Remember that next time you question yourself or your qualifications.
The long and the short of it is: more (extractive) colonialism and reganomics--whether in Kalaallit Nunnat or somewhere else is--is not gonna solve climate change!
It's what got us here in the first place.
If something could drag me out of my Twitter hibernation, it's this. So many things!! An anthropologist's take:
1) If you're going to write a story about going to Kalaallit Nunnat (Greenland) to realize climate change is real (?!?!), maybe bother talking to people from there??
For years, Bret Stephens considered himself “an agnostic on the causes of climate change.” A trip to Greenland changed his mind. https://t.co/3NqPg1dvo9
exactly the kinds of things people in the Greenland generally want! There are reasons the big ALCOA project there collapsed years ago--people wanted wages on par with the policies and norms of their country and values, not the de-regulated stuff the company was pushing for.
And for some context, this feels like an even bigger accomplishment because in the last 3 months my wife @caracurtis_ and I had a baby (6 week preemie + NICU stay), she defended, i got a #postdoc in the Emory ES dept., AND we moved!
About to go sleep for a couple weeks...