Phil McManus

@IGU_Online_ Congratulations Mike.

@harrietbulkeley @acad_euro @durham_uni @ProfArleneHH Wroclaw is stunning. 😊

Fabulous week combining my first visit to Poland & first time at @acad_euro as a new member along with my @durham_uni colleague @ProfArleneHH. Stunning setting provided by #wroclaw - only sad to leave before the amazing Christmas Market opens. Next time!

I was re-reading; McManus, P. (2023) Living with anthropogenic climate change: Learning from environmental history to question narratives of doom, hope, and crisis. Geographical Research, 61(4), 525-530 (open access). Thinking of COP29 and the US Presidential Inauguration.

@CityByrne @UTAS_ Yes. My condolences. His contributions will not be forgotten.

Nuclear power in a de-carbonised future? A critical discourse analysis of nuclear energy debates and media framing in Australia: Australian Geographer: Vol 55, No 1 tandfonline.com/doi/metrics/10… Very topical article that explains how we got to this week’s announcement.

@harrietbulkeley Congratulations Harriet. Well done.

I am honoured and delighted to have been recognised in the #birthdayhonours 2024. Thank you to all of those who have supported and collaborated with me over the years to address the challenges of climate, nature and social justice.

@pillmad @savannahpcox Congrats Gareth and Sophie.

Ping @savannahpcox

@BlatmanNaama @UNSW @UNSWADA Congrats Naama.

Fossil fuel industry to expand for decades despite global carbon pledges, UN report finds - ABC News. abc.net.au/news/2023-11-0…

@Charishma_R @InstAustGeog @GeogResearch @WileyGeoAnthro @BlatmanNaama I am looking forward to this important webinar on this Thursday 2nd November.

If you are experiencing/following the Canadian wildfires and smoke in American and Canadian cities this article may interest you. A more-than-urban political ecology of bushfire smoke in eastern Australia, 2019–2020: Australian Geographer: Vol 52, No 3. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Horizon Fellowships The School of Geosciences seeks EMCRs (<10 yrs post-PhD ...). Priority areas are Climate, Health and Sustainability. Applications close 5th July, 2023. sydney.edu.au/research/resea… School contact for potential applicants: Prof. Neil Coe neil.coe@sydney.edu.au

@b_pritchard and what is the collective term for this creature?

"Lanyard-ocrat" is my word of the day.

Back home after the last SUST5001 class this semester - dogs excited. Then saw my Geographical Research Commentary on climate change, environmental history & hope/doom/crisis is now on early view with great articles by other authors. Dogs still excited! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/174558…

Our article introducing an enhanced one welfare approach to thoroughbred breeding and racing is now published in the open access journal 'Animals'. Thanks Lorann Stallones and Paul McGreevy for a great working partnership. mdpi.com/2076-2615/13/3…

@Stephen48474730 @ConversationEDU Thanks Steve. It was definitely worth reading again.

How climate change can make catastrophic weather systems linger for longer. The same applies to the recent record-breaking Kimberly floods. #floods #extremeweather theconversation.com/how-climate-ch… via @ConversationEDU

@LaurenARickards @latrobe @RMIT @RMIT_CUR Congrats Lauren. That’s great news. Well done.

It's a pleasure to announce that March '23 I'll be joining @Latrobe as Chair of Climate Change Adaptation and setting up the La Trobe Climate Change Adaptation Lab. It's been a great 8 years at @RMIT @RMIT_CUR & I look forward to collaborating with my RMIT colleagues in new ways.

I'm SO late to celebrate since I've been off caring for a new addition to the family but it is out! My first ever time co-editing a SI on a topic I am very passionate about! A brief thread to showcase the SI:

@SoniaGrahamBuch @FelicityEnders I hope you get well soon Sonia

@FelicityEnders Couldn't agree more. Vaxxed to the max, wear an N95 mask on public transport and still caught covid a second time. 10 days in and I'm still sick and testing positive. #MaskUp