Interesting language around this - branding it as psychosis, ergo mental illness, and blaming victims for relying too much on AI tools seems rather askew. Not least when we are bombarded from many directions by the zeitgeist that we should trust and use AI more. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

It was a privilege to be a part of this @ipbes.net event. It emphasised the importance of respect for the validity of #indigenous and #local #knowledge, and #participation of local and indigenous people in framing and development of #scenarios for #biodiversity

"Alternatives to capitalism are right there waiting for us. But we cannot have them if we won’t imagine them. And imagining them is much easier than you, er, imagine."

Happy #WorldWildlifeDay! 🌍 This year’s theme is - #Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet. Celebrate by connecting with #nature. If you’re in #Aberdeen, then why not visit our #Craigiebuckler campus to explore interpretation boards & spot local wildlife! 🐦🌳 #WWD2025

"Without this kind of change [redistribution of wealth and power], there’s a risk climate action will perpetuate the same structural imbalances that first enabled environmental exploitation." theconversation.com/how-global-i...

Enjoyed reading this independent evaluation of the PICSA project I used to work on, in Malawi. Comparative, quant analysis indicates increased usage of climate information and higher yields among trained lead farmers 🙂 doi.org/10.1111/dpr.... research.reading.ac.uk/picsa/

Delighted to see this has made it across to Bluesky. I still have a commemorative t-shirt from when this unit brought a tiny museum in Reading to international fame 😀🐏