Tayanah O'Donnell

📣My latest journal paper📣

'Coastal property prices and climate risks are both soaring. We must pull our heads out of the sand' by @Tayanah (@ANUmedia) and Eleanor Robson (@westernsydneyu). Reposted via @conversationuk. orlo.uk/zpgu4

Just sent this off. I’ve never written anything as challenging before, but after 20 years thinking about it and 12 months where it's occupied every waking moment, it’s both wonderful and terrifying to know it’s finally almost real. Out early 2024! @PenguinBooksAus @ScribeUKbooks

Booming prices for coastal properties are a mark of our reluctance to reckon with climate change. As @tayanah (@ANUmedia) + Eleanor Robson (@westernsydneyu) write, there is a vast disconnect between the coastal property market and climate change impacts. bit.ly/3EJ61dQ

@mcookhistory Hi! I’m locked out of @ ANU until IT can fix - I’m really sorry there’s been radio silence over email. Hopefully resolved soon! Hope alls well x

@Tayanah How wonderful!! Congratulations to you and Anna. Looking forward to seeing my chapter with Ella Harrison in print and reading all the others.

It’s here!

@SoniaGrahamBuch Hi Sonia-my deepest apologies at the lack of email. I’m locked out of @ ANU and they’re fixing it but it’s taking time. Hope alls well!

Very excited to see this book in print! The topic has only become evidently more important since we wrote the chapters.

Let me celebrate that #AcademicTwitter still exists and use this opportunity to share that my first book chapter is now available online! It discusses the cascading and compounding nature of floods affecting residents of informal settlements in Indonesia: tinyurl.com/truj26c4

I've another new paper out! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New paper!

@timinclimate @climatecouncil Huge decision Tim. Hugs

This week I made the difficult decision to conclude my time with @climatecouncil. I remain deeply committed to the vital work that's being done there, and especially to its incredible people, but am also keen to take a breath and think about how I do the most good for the world.

@schipper_lisa @UniBonn Congratulations! As someone who left because of leaky taps, I especially applaud your approach to growing the field.

Talk of buyouts after floods shows need to get serious about climate adaptation 💧 ✍🏾 @Tayanah smartwatermagazine.com/blogs/tayanah-…

@ProfTimStephens @SydneyLawSchool @Sydney_Uni Nice to see you Tim!

@DrHannahPower @AQjournal @MikeKinsela Thanks Hannah! I hope you're well

An excellent article on #ManagedRetreat by @Tayanah 🔗👇 There will be a need for retreat to be part of the future of #CoastalManagement. Keen to read more specific to the #coastal space? 🏖️🌊 Check out our recent article 🔗👉 aips.net.au/aq-magazine/cu… @AQjournal @MikeKinsela

"Retreat is something we have to grapple with now." #ANUExpert @Tayanah says relocating from properties in high-risk areas must be a key part of Australia's climate adaptation strategy. @scienceANU @ANU_ICEDS  theconversation.com/building-too-c…

@juanbatfran @westsyduics @CIGIDEN Thank you for sharing Juan!

Some parts of NSW have been flooded four times in 18 months. Property buybacks + managed retreat from high-risk areas were once seen as far-off options as the planet warms. Now, writes @Tayanah (@ANUmedia), these ⬆️ are urgent priorities worldwide. bit.ly/3b77HDe

New analysis and commentary from me on managed retreat with @ConversationEDU out today, drawing on my recent systematic review published by the Royal Society: theconversation.com/building-too-c…

@f1l3n0tf0und “High achieving” is all relative, isn’t it.

Shit like this OP is why I’m quieter on Twitter that I have been in the past. Send this man and his productivity hacks into the sun