Weather Matters' fall series has been published!
Read Weather Matters' Fall Series ‘Cruel Summer: Coping with Climate Change in the Here and Now
https://t.co/XsJF3OCJuA
Another brilliant Hot Spots collection of essays from @culanth, this time taking the anthropologist's critical eye to the global institutions of climate change governance. As always a great resource for reading and sharing with colleagues and students. https://t.co/ynj1t19Dr7
Film screening #Cuba: Vivir entre ciclones | Cuba: Living Between Hurricanes, followed by a Spanish/English Q&A
28 June, 4-5.30pm
About the effects of climate across the centuries in a Caribbean island sucked into global markets for its commodity crops
https://t.co/4c5gHD0hx9
A fascinating online workshop on scientific and indigenous knowledges of the Arctic, coming up next week at @IASC_Arctic's #ASSW2022.
Registration details below!
INVITATION❗
Online Workshop at the Arctic Science Summit Week 2022 @IASC
Co-creating Arctic research together with Indigenous rightsholders - experiences from natural sciences
MON 28.3. 14:00-15:30, 16:00-18:00 CET
ONLINE: register for ASSW at https://t.co/mUfHCH2sry, NO FEE
How can climate be understood culturally and politically? Excited to see “Accumulation: The Art, Architecture, and Media of Climate Change” in print! Jennifer Gabrys has contributed the essay “Becoming Planetary” to this new @e_flux book.
A fascinating discussion coming up about indigenous cartography and climate change in Colombia, by @livingmaps. Find out more and register here: https://t.co/TcxU9Fe26o
New article in @TapuyaLASTS arguing against the 'feminization of climate change'. How can we move beyond a construction of climate vulnerability built along gender binaries? Read here: https://t.co/k34XsIm7lr
As the leaves fall and the days wane, what hopeful climate futures might we look ahead to? Our new Fall series 'Climate Utopias for the Anthropocene' is out now! https://t.co/XsJF3OCJuA
New question alert!📣📣📣
#weather#memory#cold#weatherwatchers ❄️🌨️🌬️
What's the coldest day (in England) that you remember? What were you doing? How did you feel?
Head to our #weathermemories portal to share your stories! https://t.co/z4QpSxutTf
❗️❗️New paper out by Sara de Wit and @Sophie_LH in @WIREs_Reviews❗️❗️
This comprehensive review of climate change reception studies is going to be a key resource for anthropological literature on how climate knowledges travel. Check it out: https://t.co/A9wlYL76LV
STARTING NOW: Imagine 2200: Climate fiction for future ancestors. Tune in for a discussion on climate fiction and creating visions for our planet that are grounded in justice and abundance. https://t.co/RGLPv9v091
❗️❗️New paper❗️❗️ from our own @dudman_karl & Sara de Wit. They propose a new class of activity in climate communication. Instead of just feeding climate science to the public, it returns a flow of social knowledges up to the IPCC.
Available to all here: https://t.co/w55KiAy4ov
My first journal article (co-authored w/ the supreme Sara de Wit) is out and open access in Climatic Change!
If you're interested in the @IPCC#AR6 and #climatechange communication, check it out… Here's a summary: 1/
https://t.co/SUn8epFW2z
***Call for contributions***
After the success of our dystopian Spring series, we are now seeking visions, delusions, and aspirations of a 🌄*Climate Utopia*🌄.
Find out more here: https://t.co/XsJF3OCJuA
Deadline: 30th of September