Jenni Collins
@jennicollins.bsky.social
DPhil English Local History student at Oxford, researching interwar council housing. I also play bass very badly and love Manic Street Preachers
Amazing! Thank you for posting
February 12, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Amazing! Thank you for posting
Mystery Mollusc!
Mystery mollusc • Animals of the Deep • MBARI
The mystery mollusc is a remarkable nudibranch uniquely adapted for life swimming through the ocean’s midnight zone.
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December 2, 2024 at 2:45 PM
Mystery Mollusc!
Reposted by Jenni Collins
For too long fossil fuel giants have had largely unlimited budgets to greenwash their dirty reputations - they’ve spent over £4 billion on sports partnerships alone .
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lovera.ge/ban-ffa
Petition: Ban fossil fuel advertising and sponsorship
Advertisements encourage the use of products and sponsorship promotes a positive reputation & creates a social licence of trust & acceptability. In 2003 a ban on all tobacco advertising was introduced...
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November 24, 2024 at 8:59 PM
For too long fossil fuel giants have had largely unlimited budgets to greenwash their dirty reputations - they’ve spent over £4 billion on sports partnerships alone .
lovera.ge/ban-ffa
lovera.ge/ban-ffa
I didn’t, but absolutely following now! Thank you!
November 14, 2024 at 6:30 PM
I didn’t, but absolutely following now! Thank you!
Thank you! I remember going through that during the Masters dissertation and thinking the same thing, but I can guarantee that in four to six years I will be freaking out because past me didn't do all her references properly... and massive good luck to you!
November 14, 2024 at 4:13 PM
Thank you! I remember going through that during the Masters dissertation and thinking the same thing, but I can guarantee that in four to six years I will be freaking out because past me didn't do all her references properly... and massive good luck to you!
The amount of time it's taking already, it's definitely a job! I loved your Curious Histories talk, by the way, it was so interesting
November 14, 2024 at 4:10 PM
The amount of time it's taking already, it's definitely a job! I loved your Curious Histories talk, by the way, it was so interesting
Hi! It's a little out of my time period but generally I'd say it's unusual - housebuilding during WW1 was minimal and linked to war activity (building homes around munitions factories, etc) and I haven't seen anything to suggest that wouldn't be the case for WW2, social or not. It's intriguing!
November 14, 2024 at 2:40 PM
Hi! It's a little out of my time period but generally I'd say it's unusual - housebuilding during WW1 was minimal and linked to war activity (building homes around munitions factories, etc) and I haven't seen anything to suggest that wouldn't be the case for WW2, social or not. It's intriguing!
This is so interesting, thank you for sharing. I've just been reading Ross McKibbin's Class and Cultures and this resonates a lot with something I picked up in that, in terms of the perceived sociability and community of the working classes.
November 14, 2024 at 2:29 PM
This is so interesting, thank you for sharing. I've just been reading Ross McKibbin's Class and Cultures and this resonates a lot with something I picked up in that, in terms of the perceived sociability and community of the working classes.
Thank you! My main feeling is imposter syndrome (I don't think it helps going from distance learning at the OU to an 'actual' physical uni) so it's great to know it's not just me!
November 14, 2024 at 1:31 PM
Thank you! My main feeling is imposter syndrome (I don't think it helps going from distance learning at the OU to an 'actual' physical uni) so it's great to know it's not just me!