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New co-authored paper on the political and legal implications of defining particularly vulnerable for the loss and damage fund. We advance arguments against a narrow, country-specific definition of particularly vulnerable. Free access for 3 months. doi.org/10.1080/175655…

I think and read a lot about grief. I am very pleased to have this paper published, “Ecology of Grief,” which consolidates my upcoming research on the Himalayas. The editors & 3 reviewers were very generous, kind and helpful. EPE: Nature and Space School of GeoSciences @ University of Edinburgh journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

My paper on "climate resilience governmentality" has found a home in Vol 7 issue 3. Check it out if you are interested in exploring how dominant resilience discourses and interventions influence vulnerability to climate change in Australia. doi.org/10.1177/251484…

📝New publication📝: "Addressing non-economic loss and damage: learning from autonomous responses in Bangladesh"! In this paper, we argue that interventions responding to non-economic #lossanddamage can build on and support local-level efforts. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A recently published co-authored paper led by Douwe van Schie in @ClimaticChange: "Addressing non-economic loss and damage: learning from autonomous responses in Bangladesh"! Will be of interest to a wide range of people working on or thinking about NELD link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Klimamonitor, a hitherto quite serious Danish publication on #climate, just provided a platform to the most trite and worn out "arguments" of the denial/delay camp: no temperature increase, no growing weather extremes and climate change is good! 🧵 klimamonitor.dk/debat/art10022…

New commentary on the blurred nature of economic and non-economic L&D. Led by Douwe van Schie and co-authored by myself, Kees van der Geest , and Olivia Serdeczny, we show how economic and non-economic L&D are linked, which has important policy implications. doi.org/10.1017/sus.20…

Our new paper in which we question the dichotomy between economic and non-economic loss and damage has just been published. We explore how the interlinkages between the two and the implications for policy and research. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

1/21. 🥳WE ARE CELEBRATING 5⃣YEARS OF IMPACT! 👏We are very excited to launch our new ✨Impact Page🎯showcasing 5⃣ years of our transformative work🌍on #LossAndDamage from #ClimateChange under the UN Climate Change. 🔥🌊🌪️⛈️ 🔗 Experience it here: lossanddamagecollaboration.org/impact-report-…

11/21.  ❤️‍🩹Our Impact: Non-Economic #LossAndDamage 🔥The #ClimateCrisis is causing widespread non-economic #LossAndDamage (#NELD) to biodiversity 🌱, health ♥️, culture 🎭, and more. We connect researchers with #LossAndDamage policy makers and negotiators to help developing

1/24.🥳NEW PAPER: “#LossAndDamage as the Third Pillar of #ClimateAction: Delivering a #LossAndDamage Sub-Goal Under the New Collective Quantified Goal on #ClimateFinance (#NCQG) at #COP29”. 🎉 🔗Read it here: lossanddamagecollaboration.org/publication/lo…

1/8. 📢 This important Global Sustainability paper from Douwe van Schie, Guy Jackson, Olivia Serdeczny and Kees van der Geest questions the dichotomy between economic💰 and non-economic ❤️‍🩹 #LossAndDamage and the implications for policy and research. 🔗Read it here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

1/2. 📣POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW WANTED: The African Synthesis Centre for #ClimateChange, Environment and Development is looking for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow for “Unpacking Non-economic #LossAndDamage in Africa” 🔥⛈️ . ⏰ Deadline: 23 February ✏️Apply:

1/7. 📣NEW STUDY: 🐟“#LossAndDamage in Tropical Fisheries: A Systematic Review of People, #Climate, and Fisheries” from Alicia N’Guetta, Emily Boyd and Torsten Krause from LUCSUS_LU and Guy Jackson of Northumbria Uni via Springer Nature. 🔗Read it here:

New paper! I critique Australian NGO and CSO actors' theories of change for climate justice. A reformist justice focused on incremental change without confronting the root causes of historical and ongoing injustice (e.g., colonial capitalism). doi.org/10.1080/096440…

New #OpenAccess article from Guy Jackson - Australian third sector actors’ theories of change for climate justice. When giving up is not an option, critical reflection on the root causes of climate injustice and barriers to change is necessary. doi.org/10.1080/096440…

See this blog version of Guy Jackson's recent article 'Australian third sector actors’ theories of change for climate justice: real and apparent barriers and obscured root causes' tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…