
Lawyer. Sociologist. Lawprof @Suffolk_Law. Writing about international criminal law, democracy, and ocean governance.
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In case you missed it, Deep seabed mining: Bad for biodiversity and terrible for the economy theconversation.com/deep-sea… via @ConversationCA
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If you want to know why scientists are so worried about the threat of #AMOC collapse, I try to explain it here: newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…
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Okay, at long last, the big Law & Society Review news!
We now accept (a) additional abstracts written in languages other than English and (b) translated versions of accepted or published LSR articles!
@law_soc @CambridgeUP @CUP_Law
The ripple effects of Berkeley's Human Rights Center (@hrcberkeley) are global. Thank you @macfound for supporting institutions that train the next generation of human rights advocates: philanthropy.com/article/the…
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First "Dark Oxygen" 🌑
Now "Magnetic Microbes" 🦠
✨ What will be discovered next? ✨
Both discoveries show how little we know, and therefore we should take a precautious approach to mining.
#MarineConservation 🐋 #criticalminerals ⛏️
#DefendTheDeep🦑
eos.org/research-spotlights/…
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Forthcoming! -->
Maritime Autonomous Vehicles and International LawMaritime Security Perspectives
Edited By Natalie Klein, Douglas Guilfoyle, Md Saiful Karim, Rob McLaughlin
routledge.com/Maritime-Auton…
Dark Oxygen: The Ocean’s Hidden O2 Factory psuvanguard.com/dark-oxygen-… via @@psuvanguard
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Remember #DarkOxygen? The discovery that rocks on the seafloor may be producing O2 went thru 3 years of peer review. Rebuttals go thru peer review. That's science.
Why did @ScienceMagazine cover a mining company's rebuttal before journal acceptance?(1/5)
science.org/content/article/…
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Excellent scrolly resource from @CarbonBrief for anyone interested in #DeepSeaMining🪸⛏️
#scicom #defendthedeep🦑
interactive.carbonbrief.org/…
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Left my heart in San Francisco. Leaving my roots in Morgantown, WV....
Boston, what you got?
#DayOne
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🌊 A new @oceana analysis reveals nearly 3000 fishing vessels spent months — and sometimes years — at sea without coming to port.
⛴️ These long voyages can be a risk indicator of #IUUFishing or human rights violations on the ocean. Details here: bit.ly/3KYCNLt
Whistleblowing and the deep sea natlawreview.com/article/fig…
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🙌 Peru🇵🇪 is the latest country to join the wave of resistance against #DeepSeaMining, supporting a moratorium.
27 countries have now declared their opposition to the destructive industry. We encourage more to join the #DefendTheDeep movement.
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For anyone interested in the High Seas Treaty, and how it is progressing, this briefing doc is important. Lots of discussions ahead to iron out nuts and bolts of how the treaty will work in practice. #BBNJ #highseas2024
On 24-26 June, the Preparatory Commission meeting will be held at the @UN.
🌊 The #BBNJ PrepCom will be critical to preparing for the entry into force and to developing key documents & decisions to be adopted at the first CoP.
Read our recommendations ➡️ highseasalliance.org/resourc…
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The International Seabed Authority has published a report on the contribution of ISA to the objectives of the BBNJ Agreement. It is available at isa.org.jm/publications/a-re…
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We’re hiring both entry level and lateral @FSUCollegeofLaw. Looking for criminal law/procedure and international law among other subjects. Happy to talk to anyone interested in joining our wonderful faculty!
Deep seabed mining: A general policy at the International Seabed Authority? ejiltalk.org/deep-seabed-min…
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Now that I’m set to write a book w/ @PrincetonUPress, I’d like to share a🧵on writing an academic book proposal and getting a contract. Most of us get NO training on this in grad school and the path forward is murky and complex. Here’s what I wish I would have known: (1/)



















