Proud to share that my capstone research project "Kurdish Resistance to Border-Imposed Agricultural Land Dispossession and commodification" received the Best Publishable Quality Paper Award from @TheNewSchool >>
This is an extremely disturbing study.
According to new research reported here, the probability of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) collapsing due to climate change is much higher than previously believed.
One author said: "We found that (on our current policy trajectory) the tipping point where the shutdown becomes inevitable is probably in the next 10 to 20 years or so." AMOC collapse would then follow by 50-100 years.
The AMOC is what brings warm water from the equator up to the west coast of Europe, keeping that region warm and wet, and circulates cold water from the Arctic down south.
AMOC collapse would cause dramatic cooling in Europe, particularly in Britain and Ireland, France and the Nordic countries, with average temperatures dropping by up to 8C. Icy.
Studies have found this would have a dramatic negative impact on agriculture in Britain. In the USA, it would cause higher sea level rise on the east coast.
The research on this is striking because so far the negative impacts of climate breakdown have affected the global South more than the global North. This may be one reason that Northern governments have been slow to respond. But AMOC collapse changes this calculus.
We can still avoid this risk, but it requires rapid emissions reductions, much faster than governments are presently planning to achieve. It will require strong public finance mechanisms and public works, to overcome the inertia of capital, and will require degrowing unnecessary forms of production.
https://t.co/tJS4ujqFBX
The project required developing a custom methodology tailored to the unique Ecological, historical and political dimensions of my topic.lpresented my analysis as a transmedia that includes a short documentary, an originally compilec. historical timeline, and a research paper >>
Proud to share that my capstone research project "Kurdish Resistance to Border-Imposed Agricultural Land Dispossession and commodification" received the Best Publishable Quality Paper Award from @TheNewSchool >>
The project required developing a custom methodology tailored to the unique Ecological, historical and political dimensions of my topic.lpresented my analysis as a transmedia that includes a short documentary, an originally compilec. historical timeline, and a research paper >>
The project required developing a custom methodology tailored to the unique Ecological, historical and political dimensions of my topic. I presented my analysis as a transmedia that includes a short documentary, an originally compiled historical timeline, and a research paper >>
my film photograph print is now on display at 72 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan as part of The New School's Cities and Landscapes Exhibit, where it wlill remain for a year. Check it out if you're in the area
Friends, I will be presenting the findings/analysis of my final capstone research project on May 13 at 4pm for MS Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management @TheNewSchool ou can attend virtually or in-person (register here https://t.co/TAMGws8nyc)
Azizan, I'm working on my MS research about Kurdish farmers and land dispossession near the Turkey-Syria-Iraq borders (from WWI to today). If you or someone you know has relevant insights, please reach out. Supas!
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What if a better world is one where women, Indigenous communities, and the oppressed reclaim the power that was always theirs?... I explore this idea in my latest piece here
https://t.co/OkUFuwrVa4
As foreign powers look to shape Syria's political landscape after the toppling of the Assad regime, the country's Kurdish minority is being threatened by the Turkish government.
We take a deep dive into the region with Kurdish scholar @ozlem_goner, a member of @DefendRojava.
Since yesterday evening, Turkey has carried out airstrikes on Qamishlo, Kobane, Amude, and Derik among other locations in NES. The strikes are still ongoing, and included several power stations, 2 bakeries, a health center, and grain silos.
Beyond the human rights violations, the investigation must expose the exorbitant amount of money poured into this detention industry – a sophisticated torture machine that has cost billions. Just published my latest article for The Guardian
https://t.co/18f5diIKJ3
📢Join us Monday August 26th (7:30pm EST) for the next discussion session of our radical ecology study group! 📚
This month’s topic: #Degrowth. We’ll be be joined by special guest @a_vansi, co-author of The Future is Degrowth.
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📢Join us THIS SAT, 7/20 (1pm EST) as we launch our new study series: Radical Ecology and the Rojava Revolution! Our 1st session (hosted by @debbiebookchin and Sheelan Qader) will focus on Social Ecology and the Kurdish Freedom Movement.
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