1/ In reflecting on my work this year I have just realized that everything I published concerned climate change: here is a roundup of my 2020 writing on #climate #justice, climate #reparations, climate #debt, climate #displacement, climate #mobilities & #disaster #recovery

2/ My most recent online piece is on #Arctic #Mobilities, #climate #displacement and #Indigenous rights, originating from a great workshop @PennLaw_CERL https://t.co/qN4NcEGUXd
3/ Last month I also wrote about #climate #displacement and the case for #climate #reparations and #open #borders for those fleeing climate disasters https://t.co/YmX82784rE
4/ Which originally appeared here https://t.co/jWpIlYwzGq
5/ Both of these came out of thinking about Caribbean #climate #colonialism and #climate #debt in my book Island Futures: Caribbean Survival in the Anthropocene @DukePress YOU CAN STILL GET IT for 50% off with the code E20SHELL https://t.co/i5DIaNAgsg
6/ Related to #climate #mobilities is the question of #mobility #justice in low-carbon #transitions, which I wrote about for Science for the People Magazine @sftpmag Special issue on the Green New Deal #GND https://t.co/SFBPJnTwGg
7/ In May my @drexel_coas colleagues @USofDisaster and R. Dilworth and I also wrote about what the #COVID19 #pandemic response reveals about dealing with climate change disasters, #inequity and the need for equitable #climate #action https://t.co/4fd9HYHa6V
8/ This related to my ideas on "Reconstructing Tourism in the Caribbean: connecting pandemic recovery, #climate #resilience and #sustainable #tourism through #mobility #justice" (Journal of Sustainable Tourism) https://t.co/sf9LKHFdUE
9/ For earlier articles on related topics also check out this great special issue of the Journal of Extreme Events, on #Caribbean recovery after #hurricanes Irma and Maria https://t.co/Sj7P85lw0h and this piece on #climate #debt and the #Anthropocene https://t.co/vF1zBOvPxW
10/ You can find more of my thoughts on #mobility #justice here https://t.co/nCLineJEyV
11/ And on Contemporary Archipelagic Thinking here https://t.co/XHSKC5Sugo
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The UK government's climate advisory body is launching its next carbon budget: basically, outlining what the UK can emit between 2033 and 2037. It's a big deal - launch video starting right now.
Watch along:


Will tweet along snippets. Pretty relevant to...............everything, really. #UKCarbonBudget

"Instead of being just a budget, it's a pathway we have to tread to reach net zero in 2050" @lorddeben

Just like quite a few other modelling exercises, CCC use a spectrum between behaviour change and between technological change. #UKCarbonBudget.

Both = best (just like @AEMO_Media's Step Change scenario in their ISP)


'Balanced' is what they use for their recs. "We're doing 60% of the emissions reductions in the first 15 years, and then 40% in the next".

The slinky kitty curve....good to see. No evidence of delaying action to Dec 29 2049, here. #UKCarbonBudget


"By front loading, we're minimising the UK's contribution to cumulative emissions" - really important point. A slow path to net zero - more climate harm than a fast one. #UKCarbonBudget
It was a dark and stormy night...

(I’ve always wanted to tweet that) But seriously, there was a tropical storm when a group of people gathered in the woods.

If they were white, we’d call them “founding fathers” but they were slaves who were about to change the world

A thread


Voudou priestess Cecile Fatiman danced with a knife. Then she split a pig and everyone drank the pig’s blood from a wooden bowl while enslaved priest Cutty Boukman prayed:

“The god who created the earth; who created the sun that gives us light. The god who holds up the ocean;

who makes the thunder roar. Our god who has ears to hear. You who are hidden in the clouds, who watch us from where you are. You see all that the white has made us suffer. The white man’s god asks him to commit crimes. But the god within us wants to do good...

It’s He who will direct our arms and bring us the victory. It’s He who will assist us. We all should throw away the image of the white men’s god who is so pitiless. Listen to the voice for liberty that speaks in all our hearts.”

Then , the meeting adjourned & everyone went home.

A week later, on Aug. 21 1791, it began.

In one week, 1800 plantations on the Island of St. Domingue would be burned to the ground and 1,000 white enslavers would be dead.

The shit had finally hit the fan.

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