Ngunnawal and Ngarigo Country
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Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
'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
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
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
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
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
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
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
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Talk of buyouts after floods shows need to get serious about climate adaptation 💧
✍🏾 @Tayanah
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Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
"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
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Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
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
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Really proud of this paper. Shining a light on the experiences of Aboriginal peoples during and after the bushfires.
CAEPR's 300th Discussion Paper has been published today - 'Aboriginal community governance on the frontlines and faultlines in the Black Summer bushfires' by Bhiamie Williamson @bhiamie available here: caepr.cass.anu.edu.au/resear…
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Hey, legal geographers: trying to put together a list of folks for a global zoom meet-up, to network and strategize, and plan the takeover of the world. If you're interested, reply to this thread with your email and affiliation, or message me directly with the details
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Snow Medical has taken the difficult decision to suspend the University of Melbourne from its prestigious Snow Fellowship program. We are committed to working with the University to ensure real change happens.
Read our statement here:
snowmedical.org.au/wp-conten…
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
‘We are the first to be impacted and the last to be heard’. Thanks to all who authored this extremely important piece. Hopefully this leads to real change #climatechange
IPCC reports still exclude Indigenous voices. Come join us at our sacred fires to find answers to climate change theconversation.com/ipcc-rep… via @ConversationEDU @UniCanberra
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Our ppls have been disproportionally impacted by the fires, and now these floods. It’s time that we got our collective heads together, and developed an Indigenous climate adaptation strategy. #climatechange #auspol
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Thread: Climate litigation is a big thing in Australia right now. In the face of government inaction, activists are turning to the courts. For @GuardianAus, I outlined what to expect in 2022. I want to provide more detail + info on staying up to date theguardian.com/environment/…
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Heat records broken all around the world in 2021, says climatologist theguardian.com/world/2022/j…
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Two years ago this month, Mogo, NSW was devastated by the bushfires. Today, its main street is underwater. We need climate action and we need it now.
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
As #COP26 progresses, we are pleased to see a push for #OceanClimateAction.
Our recent National Strategy highlights how oceans and coasts can help to address climate change and create a sustainable future for Australia ➡️futureearth.org.au/publicati…
#OceanforClimate
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
Effective #leadership of #interdisciplinary & #transdisciplinary research organisations. December 2 Seminar by Prof @alexanderhaslam from @UQPsych. For details see nitro-oceania.net/activities…. Register at eventbrite.com.au/e/effectiv…
@CrightonN @Robraven @BronwynHarch @Tayanah @yaskondo
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
“From the very beginning … human beings were self-consciously experimenting with different social possibilities.” Fascinating excerpt from the late David Graeber’s The Dawn of Everything. theguardian.com/news/2021/oc…
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
My team are hiring a Research Associate to work on #Antarctic and #subantarctic marine ecological research. Based @UNSWScience as part of the @saef_arc program - Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future. Check the Position Description here & please RT - external-careers.jobs.unsw.e…
Tayanah O'Donnell retweeted
SRI2021 welcomed 2,000 participants and 700 speakers from over 100 countries.
We had 12 incredible sponsors and under #COVID19 restrictions welcome 150 lucky people onsite.
Discover #SRI2021 in numbers 👉 bit.ly/3sC3Q5e
@FutureEarthAus @Belmont_Forum @FutureEarth
