Which journals are most central in publishing research on #climateChange and #migration? This new visualization by @gregory-manni.bsky.social highlights the top 15 journals shaping the field based on the #CliMig database. Explore the full overview here 👉 www.climohub.org/project/top-... #CliMoHub

Are you a student in Berlin, feel passionate about climate and communication, and want to top up your budget? We're looking for a student assistant! www.cleanenergywire.org/we-are-hirin...

We feed you. They hunt us.

Get this: Commerce is slashing $ to Princeton's world-renowned climate research b/c modeling changes to Earth systems is "contributing to a phenomenon known as 'climate anxiety,' which has increased significantly among America’s youth." No research, no problem! www.commerce.gov/news/press-r...

Science under attack – How the Trump administration affects the academic landscape in the US. An interview with Sociologist and political scientist Alexandra Lieben of #UCLA and Contemporary historian Maximilian Brockhaus (#univie) about the effects of these massive cuts. 🇺🇸 🥊

I’m releasing a zine today containing a simple poem written to bring strength and focus to those of us in the climate movement. It’s titled Climate Activist’s Call: A Poem of Resistance. You can print your own single-sheet zine or poster: gregorymanni.com/projects/cli... (poem below)

As President Trump announced his plans on day one today, the executive director of the Climate Justice Alliance issued the following initial statement: climatejusticealliance.org/statement-on...

We had a great annual retreat with our research group team @transformres.bsky.social @univie.ac.at yesterday. This was such a nice start into the new year! It is a pleasure to work with you great people @hasterly.bsky.social @gregory-manni.bsky.social and all of you who are not here yet.

🌍 Join Our Team: #Postdoc in Environmental & #ClimateMobilities! #climatemigration Vacancy: @univie.ac.at, we’re seeking a passionate researcher to push boundaries in environmental & climate mobilities. 🌱🌏 #academicsky #AcademicJob #AcademicChatter jobs.univie.ac.at/job/Universi... 🧵1

Farmworkers are the invisible guests at our Thanksgiving dinner tables. Without their skilled and essential labor, we don’t eat. #WeFeedYou

I just updated the starter pack on folks working on #ClimateMigration and environmental (im)mobilities. Let me know if you want to be added. go.bsky.app/Dan29j

Bluesky, I'm going to try to not do this often but the Build Soil nonprofit project needs help. To make the leap I'm trying to make, I need to raise $5000 at minimum in the next few days. buildsoil.net/ has ways to donate

Leeds has a fully funded scholarship program for undergraduate and Masters study for Gaza students. **Tell Everyone** www.leeds.ac.uk/masters-scho...

When I was 5, I loved science, which I took to be planets and magnets and chemicals and shit. Soon I realized science was a collective human activity, and these were just the objects of its attention. Anyway, whenever I read an OpEd on how science isn't political, I think "Are you 5 years old?"

Re-sharing a thread before I delete it from x because I think it’s a useful one: In a work email, we had a fantastic thread about the use of "stakeholder" — many collaborators have stated they do not want this term used, and scholarship has supported this.

There’s a lot of reasons to learn labor history, one big one is that many of us have never lived in a time of real worker power, or seen it exercised. We’ve never seen a general strike shut down our city and bring bosses to their knees. But it’s happened before and it will happen again.

This feels right. "The AntiCOP 2024 meeting allowed for the articulation of peoples in resistance and of a movement that challenges extractivism, green colonialism and mega-projects that deprive communities of their resources and lands." freedomnews.org.uk/2024/11/15/a...

Good morning, Free Palestine.

Last night went to a talk by Kim Stanley Robinson on climate change & in the Q&A a teacher asked how to address her students' climate despair & he responded in part by citing "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" (Malm 2021) - essentially "tell them to keep the felonies to a minimum"

Listen to women. Follow women. Here's a starter pack for women in climate. (I don't know how to remove myself from this list i'm so sorrry) go.bsky.app/KZ1yZUJ

for the ones who don't know me: I've been covering the intersection of climate/env and race/class/gender/etc for 10 years. find me writing for atmos magazine, @vox.com, curbed/ny mag, and more! i also write a weekly newsletter. the latest edition is out today www.possibilities.news/rebecca-soln...

Feast your eyes on the array of colors produced by fungi alone. 🍄🌿🧪

📗 After a week of shaking, I've started to redesign my History of Climate Change class to help my students think past "it's over." I'd love to hear what you all are doing! So far I'm what I'm doing is thinking past the federal, and it's making me regret how I've taught climate politics before. 🧵

Here are some nice mushrooms

Haymarket has TEN ebooks on the work of liberation that are free for download for the next week. Ten. They include LET THIS RADICALIZE YOU, HOPE IN THE DARK, HOW WE GET FREE on the work and lessons of the Combahee River Collective, and more:

Hello everyone 👋 Introducing myself as I set up here on Bluesky: I'm currently a master’s student at the University of Vienna, focusing on the interactions between climate change and human migration. I spend a lot of my time thinking about justice, ecology, decolonizing, and climate change.

That thing: www.jphilll.com/p/now-we-fig....

Hello! I'm migrating further off of twitter and looking for a more centralized social media to connect with folks who aren't on Mastodon. You can already find that profile here: climatejustice.social/@gregory_manni