bullish on enchiladas, collective action, and the commons. we can do this.
Asheville, NC
Joined July 2011
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Matthew Milling retweeted
As a Haitian-American, I was appalled by the rumors about our eating habits & wanted to do all in my power to set the record straight—so I did. In my latest for @Eater, I spoke with Haitian chefs across the US about our food, our history, & why it matters: eater.com/2024/11/4/24287795…
Matthew Milling retweeted
Over 200 Charleston students build rowboats in Lowcountry STEM program live5news.com/2024/05/03/ove…
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It's long been a question: could all of humanity actually live within the Doughnut? Thanks to Hauke Schlesier et al it's just been quantified for the 1st time. And the answer is probably yes - if we transform to economies of sufficiency. Read more here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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The polycrisis is prefigured in Arrighi’s theory of hegemonic transition. Systemic cycles of accumulation culminate in chaos as conflict escalates & new & old rules compete.
Our new open access paper links the accumulation process & chaos using a logistic map. 🧶
@GGalanis82
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An honor to screen FINDING THE MONEY with @jasonhickel at UAB and discuss the exciting synthesis of #MMT w/ ecological economics and post growth visions for economies that thrive within planetary boundaries.
The reason I made the film.
COMING May 3: tinyurl.com/FTMWatch
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Guest post: Why the southern hemisphere is stormier than the northern | Prof Tiffany Shaw #CBarchive
Read here: buff.ly/3x7wktU
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U.S. citizens in Haiti: The airport in Port-au-Prince remains closed. The Department of State is exploring departure options for U.S. citizens from Port-au-Prince to Santo Domingo. If you need assistance to depart Haiti, fill out this intake form:
mytravel.state.gov/s/crisis-…
🤣 Growthbros really need some new material.
Matthew Milling retweeted
Today marks two years since Dr. Paul Farmer's passing. We remember our beloved co-founder’s life and legacy—a force that planted the seeds of our community decades ago and continues to grow and guide us today.
Follow the 🧵to read more 👇
It’s time.
Thank You @TheRock For This Incredible Opportunity. Your Friendship Means The World To Me! This Is Truly The Dream Of A Lifetime! WOOOOO! @SevenBucksProd
Matthew Milling retweeted
We're hiring 6 new positions in ecological economics at the University of Barcelona!
The positions will work together to develop new post-growth models and policies to reconcile human well-being with environmental sustainability.
Full job descriptions: ecolecon.eu/jobs/
Matthew Milling retweeted
Very much looking forward to delivering the Tanner lecture at Cambridge tomorrow. It's on: 'Intimations of Apocalypse: Catastrophist and Gradualist Imaginings of the Planetary Future.' The in person event is sold out, but zoom registration is open to all:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-tanne…
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Mola, traditional textile created by women of the Kuna people of Panama, depicting a Kuna celebration #WomensArt
Matthew Milling retweeted
The architect of the COP 28 climate loss and damage fund @AvinashPersau15 explains his vision for restructuring global finance to @labourlewis and I in this week’s @persephonica Heirs of Enslavement - confession, we recorded before the deal was agreed!
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Students of Ecological Economics! There are some great PhD opportunities coming up at the University of Vermont. Check these out and go for it... 1/2
uvm.edu/gund/leadership-ecoz…
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The prize going to Claudia Goldin alone, the first woman to receive the Nobel solo, means so much for the evolution of economics. Claudia marched in to document the changing roles of women in society at a time when many male economists just didn't care. [1/x]
Heckuva quote from @BetseyStevenson in a lovely piece by @abhabhattarai:
“The men before her studied work and rarely gave a thought to how the actual food got on the table, clothes on the backs and the children raised.”
washingtonpost.com/business/…
Matthew Milling retweeted
MAJOR UPDATE: All planetary boundaries are assessed, and six are crossed.
For the first time ever, scientists have quantified all nine planetary boundaries. Six of them are already transgressed and we are increasing pressure on the others.
Read more: buff.ly/45Ps1QG
