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calamitycollective.wordpress.com
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| | | | | As this episode was based more around interviews and less around secondary sources, I don't have many to add here this week. However there are some great articles which have heavily influenced my thinking, and which I'm sure have been read by others on the picket line. I'll share these here for you to read... | |
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ucllifesciences.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Savings will have to be made, regardless of how they are distributed within each university. It is impossible to calculate the actual amounts that could be saved from each sort of central service, because no attempt seems to have been made to check whether they are spending wisely, and no attempt has been made to... | |
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doctoralwriting.wordpress.com
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| | | | | By Susan Carter It's undeniably a huge amount of work producing doctoral writing. But attending the Postgraduate Supervision Conference in South Africa also reminded me very strongly of the great privilege it is for those of us who are able to take up this challenge. In addition, it was a rare chance for the three... | |
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justcollapse.org
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| | | Registration: attending via Zoom; attending in person In this forum, academics and activists from Australia and North America consider the very real possibility of climate and ecological collapse. Infinite growth on a finite planet has pushed the planet into crisis, and these speakers tackle the difficult questions and taboo topics. They burst the fantasy of... | ||
