Adrian Nel
@adriannel.bsky.social
UKZN Geography | Political Ecology | African Studies | Assemblage | Socionature | Belonging and the commons | South Africa | REPAiR project https://repairproject.org
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Calling environmental geographers, political ecologists and STS scholars working on carbon farming, afforestation, peat restoration & related topics!
Please consider our 2025 RGS-IBG session:
"Carbon Creations and Creative Carbons: The Politics of Carbon in Land Management and Restoration"
🌿🌳🚜🪵🌍⬇️
Please consider our 2025 RGS-IBG session:
"Carbon Creations and Creative Carbons: The Politics of Carbon in Land Management and Restoration"
🌿🌳🚜🪵🌍⬇️
CfP Carbon Creations RGS-IBG 2025 FINAL
Call for papers RGS-IBG 2025, Birmingham, UK, 26–29th August Carbon creations and creative carbons: the politics of carbon in land management and restoration Conveners: Kärg Kama (University of Birmin...
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January 22, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Calling environmental geographers, political ecologists and STS scholars working on carbon farming, afforestation, peat restoration & related topics!
Please consider our 2025 RGS-IBG session:
"Carbon Creations and Creative Carbons: The Politics of Carbon in Land Management and Restoration"
🌿🌳🚜🪵🌍⬇️
Please consider our 2025 RGS-IBG session:
"Carbon Creations and Creative Carbons: The Politics of Carbon in Land Management and Restoration"
🌿🌳🚜🪵🌍⬇️
Reposted by Adrian Nel
Field Notes on Repair, with some of my thinking on reparative grammars joining these brilliant contributions.
The FINAL installment of “Field Notes: Repair" is out now, featuring dispatches from people studying, thinking about & enacting repair around the world.
The aim is to open windows into repair — entry points where such work is catalyzed & planetary responsibility becomes shared.
Browse the series:
The aim is to open windows into repair — entry points where such work is catalyzed & planetary responsibility becomes shared.
Browse the series:
November 27, 2024 at 9:03 PM
Field Notes on Repair, with some of my thinking on reparative grammars joining these brilliant contributions.