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gavin774

Jun 24, 20204 min read

Geographies of Emissions: EDGAR

EDGAR v5.0 Emissions map, All sectors CO2 ( excl. short-cycle organic C) 1970 Central in the global effort to reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG)...

gavin774

Jun 3, 202012 min read

Modelling the Earth System

World ocean circulation model. U. S. Naval Postgraduate School, 1988. Wikimedia As predictions of global heating and its innumerable...

TomCorby

Feb 3, 20203 min read

Everything is Changing, Everything is Connected

Climate change is a deeply relational problem (cf: Rawes, 2013), it’s aesthetics, politics, impacts, affects and solutions are contested...

TomCorby

Feb 3, 20205 min read

Part 2: Earth imaginaries and critical data

we need contextually dense representations of climate change that are spatially, materially and for that matter epistemologically diverse.

TomCorby

Jan 4, 20209 min read

Part 1: Earth imaginaries and critical data

We do not possess an imaginary of climate change that is capable for accounting for what the science has shown us of how the planet and its