We are thrilled to share our first podcast with you. Featuring @tonyrwalker1 author of “The tropics should not become the world’s plastic pollution problem”. apple.co/43DiBWK #plasticpollution #plastictreaty #tropics #jtf @sagejournals JCU Singapore

A snippet from our first podcast featuring @tonyrwalker1 presented by Joanna Stanberry Listen to it in full here - apple.co/43DiBWK #plasticpollution #plastictreaty #nomoreplastics #tropics #jtf

Make sure you sign up to engage with the experts on sustainable development in the tropics tomorrow with JCU Singapore bit.ly/3NovSw5 #InternationalDayOfTheTropics #SustainableDevelopment #FoodProduction

Read our latest publication, the work of Dr. Richard Tuyiragize and Dr. Francesca Bassi. “Assessment of household energy utilization patterns in Uganda: A latent class analysis" bit.ly/3NO5WeG JCU Singapore @sagejournals #JTF #uganda #research #journal

This article by Jorge Helne provides an interesting account of the development and semantics of the terms ‘Global South’ and ‘Global North’. Well worth a read. bit.ly/3D0uQ4w

Bill Lawrence reveals how conservation science can be suppressed when results conflict with the image that government leaders want to project about their country. #indonesia #environmentalreaearch #jamescookuniversity bit.ly/3Dc4gW4

Don’t forget to listen to our first podcast - Featuring @tonyrwalker1 author of “The tropics should not become the world’s plastic pollution problem”. bit.ly/472TLlK #plasticpollution #plastictreaty #tropics #jtf @sagejournals JCU Singapore

Our latest podcast is out now, featuring Prof. Hugo Gaggiotti. Hugo delves into the substance and inspiration behind his article: ‘Vulnerability in the Global Tropics? An Ethnography of the Experiences of International Managers in Venezuela and Mexico’. apple.co/3KEdMWe

This alarming article recently published in Science Advances points reveals that the Earth has already exceeded six of the nine planetary boundaries. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… #scienceadvances #anthropogenicactivities

A recent article in the Guardian provides an overview of ‘The Hottest Summer in Human History’, documenting a record-breaking series of devastating storms, floods and fires. bit.ly/46FM0Bp

Planting trees is seen as a positive step for the #environment, but forestry politics and tree monocultures negatively impact #indigenous communities. Read more: ow.ly/jsoy50Q0xFY @‌SteffenBoehm @journaltf @‌jcu_singapore @‌UniExeCornwall

Our first issue of the Journal of Tropical Futures has been published. Volume 1, Issue 1 is available here: bit.ly/4bRq2Pc #Tropics #researchexcellence #jtf @sagejournals @cooksingapore

🖊️ Call for Papers! Journal of Tropical Futures invites submissions on Sustainable Business, Governance & Development in #tropical regions. 🌴 Seeking research contributions on sustainability challenges in business, political economy & development. Submission guidelines: tinyurl.com/4m9tkdea

We had an inspiring two days at the World Wildlife Fund #PlasticPolicy Summit, discussing plastic pollution issues and focusing on collaborative solutions. Our Head of Plastics Initiative, Erica Nuñez, spoke on an insightful panel about Optimizing Product Design. She leveled with

Call for Papers - Novel Approaches to Sustainable Consumption and Production in the Global South: From Challenging Dominant Assumptions to Setting Future Debates Submit here - bit.ly/3VHlPb4 Deadline: 6/5/24 #jtf #futuredebates #researchpaper #tropics #sustainability

UPCOMING DEADLINE FOR THE SPECIAL ISSUE: Novel Approaches to Sustainable Consumption and Production in the Global South Details can be found here: journals.sagepub.com/page/jtf/speci… #jtf #callforpapers #sustainableconsumption #globalsouth Sage Journals