Graham Jeffery
@grahamjeffery.bsky.social
Researcher, academic, teacher, occasional musician. Prof in Arts & Media Practice at the University of the West of Scotland. Personal views, nothing to do with my employer! https://linktr.ee/grahamjeffery
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This year, salmon reached parts of the Klamath where they hadn't been seen in a century. Let the joy of the river peoples be a fitting monument to Dick Cheney's passing.
Salmon seen for first time in century after historic Calif. dam removal
In an impressive feat, the salmon have crossed over the river's remaining dams.
www.sfgate.com
November 8, 2025 at 5:27 PM
This year, salmon reached parts of the Klamath where they hadn't been seen in a century. Let the joy of the river peoples be a fitting monument to Dick Cheney's passing.
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For Indigenous nations on the Klamath--the Yurok, Karuk, Hupa, Klamath, Shasta, and others--salmon are a huge deal--life itself. The destruction was crushing. But in the long run Cheney's move backfired. It galvanized resistance that led last year to the removal of four giant salmon-killing dams.
November 8, 2025 at 5:25 PM
For Indigenous nations on the Klamath--the Yurok, Karuk, Hupa, Klamath, Shasta, and others--salmon are a huge deal--life itself. The destruction was crushing. But in the long run Cheney's move backfired. It galvanized resistance that led last year to the removal of four giant salmon-killing dams.
yes, and always prioritising the Russell Group's perspective, even though most of us don't work in the Russell Group...how many of these panellists have meaningful experience of universities outside of the RG? (...every single one of them also educated in & connected to the RG)
November 8, 2025 at 11:32 AM
yes, and always prioritising the Russell Group's perspective, even though most of us don't work in the Russell Group...how many of these panellists have meaningful experience of universities outside of the RG? (...every single one of them also educated in & connected to the RG)
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That means getting rid of Labour’s red lines.
Funny how Reeves is allegedly contemplating breaking their red lines on tax rises but Brexit red lines appear to be sacrosanct.
The insanity of it all does my head in, frankly.
Funny how Reeves is allegedly contemplating breaking their red lines on tax rises but Brexit red lines appear to be sacrosanct.
The insanity of it all does my head in, frankly.
November 8, 2025 at 8:53 AM
That means getting rid of Labour’s red lines.
Funny how Reeves is allegedly contemplating breaking their red lines on tax rises but Brexit red lines appear to be sacrosanct.
The insanity of it all does my head in, frankly.
Funny how Reeves is allegedly contemplating breaking their red lines on tax rises but Brexit red lines appear to be sacrosanct.
The insanity of it all does my head in, frankly.
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"Seizing Brexit opportunities to deregulate" was mostly unspecified magic fairy pixie bullshit then, and it's not going to get any more realistic in the hands of a bunch of Reform clowns who don't know how anything works, don't care to learn and disdain anyone that might.
November 8, 2025 at 9:18 AM
"Seizing Brexit opportunities to deregulate" was mostly unspecified magic fairy pixie bullshit then, and it's not going to get any more realistic in the hands of a bunch of Reform clowns who don't know how anything works, don't care to learn and disdain anyone that might.