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New blog post by Jerome Lewis - Flourishing diversity: being contemporary in the Anthropocene: wordpress.com/post/uclcaos.w…

Join Dawn Adams Hill on the prairies of Turtle Island (north America) from the point of view of a biologist and indigenous elder.

Everybody cried when a church burned down. Now this is happening in the Amazon Forest and nobody says a thing. This is what people call the world's lungs, and it's up in flames. The smoke cloud over Brazil is larger than a few European countries joined. #PrayforAmazonia

New Nature paper out today nature.com/articles/s4158… states very clearly what is needed if governments are serious about limiting global heating to 1.5C, as agreed at Paris. Spoiler: No new fossil fuelled infrastructure, anywhere, ever. From now on. Read thread for details...

unibo.it/en/teaching/ph… PhD opportunities in anthropology of green finance at Bologna

aricweb.unibo.it/BandiPubblicat… Postdoc at University of Bologna on anthropology of green finance

CAoS's @CCarbrasil has written a short piece on the open letter to #Bolsonaro by Brazilian indigenous groups and European Scientists on #humanrights and #Sustainability here: uclcaos.wordpress.com/2019/04/29/ind… #anthropologyofsustainability

#ComplicityInDestruction How northern consumers and financiers sustain the assault on the Brazilian Amazon and its peoples amwt.ch/4416 via @AmazonWatch

I made a politically inspired egg and it found its way onto Twitter 😂 if you don't know about social ecology, read this little green book and join the revolution 🌱🌱🌱

Stunningly good essay on the historical roots and future possibilities of a #GreenNewDeal in @Harpers. If you want to understand why it "includes so much," read this harpers.org/archive/2019/0…

Concrete: the most destructive material on Earth theguardian.com/cities/2019/fe…

Mad how we all watched The Day After Tomorrow as yutes and completely lost our shit, but now California burnt to a crisp and Chicago turned into Antarctica within 2 months and we don’t even blink.

Powerful real-estate interests successfully lobbied to avoid the consequences of the shutdown, while American workers go without pay. interc.pt/2FofCdK by @EoinHiggins_

Recent revisionary accounts of the Green Revolution “make for better scholarship and stronger scaffolding for environmental and agricultural activism,” argues Benjamin Siegel. buff.ly/2VRPOMk

"Our species did not, in fact, spend most of its history in tiny bands; agriculture did not mark an irreversible threshold in social evolution; the first cities were often robustly egalitarian." @davidgraeber and @davidwengrow on early human society newhumanist.org.uk/articles/5409/…

A great resource on the BBC website detailing what vegan milks (and other products) are best for the planet: bbc.co.uk/news/science-e… #planetearth #vegan #climatechange #food

To protect vulnerable species, conservationists often argue for setting aside natural spaces. But picking out the most crucial habitats in a warming world is tricky, writes @david_w_shaw. on.theatln.tc/aqEqfKd

#GreatAdaptations: Finally, termites get some good press sciencemag.org/news/2019/01/s…