Dr. Pamela Cajilig

More, more climate delay

I'll ask Oregon U... just confirmed my trip :-)

Oh that was what the fuss over the German tourist was all about. I'll be staying for less than a week so no doubts on that!

The people love underdogs, we're not safe from that family yet

What a different world we could have.

Brilliant. Fingers crossed 🤞

Concerned about entry too. I've read a news report about changes in border regulations that are largely unannounced, which makes it difficult to make a sound assessment of international travel risks and prepare for them.

Not *too* unbelievable 😉
an excerpt from The #NewClimateWar (www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/micha...)

Always good to hear the actual sitch straight from locals! Thank you.

I didnt even know there was an announcement up - thanks for flagging and for highlighting important local context - I'll integrate it in the talk. I see you also work in housing - if the trip pushes through and if you happen to be in the area it would be great to connect!

A white paper sign on glass wall with a colorful illustration of a farmers market. Behind are young people working in groups around tables in a classroom. Text: The Repair Shop for Tomorrow: Provotypes for a Climate Resilient Pluriverse. Februart 27 to March 1 2025. De La Salle - College of St Benilde.

An easel board with a colorful sign This Way to the Futures Bazaar in front of a glass wall with two posters of the same sign and 4 logos.

Foreground: A white booklet with a globe and the text The Repair Shop for Tomorrow. Background: young people standing in groups in a classroom.

How might urban citizens live with extreme heat 100yrs from now?🔥

Still on a high from our CSB design futures workshop "The Repair Shop for Tomorrow: Provo-types for a Climate-Resilient Pluriverse"

So many bright ideas from our students! Excited to mentor them as they apply for innovation funding.

Just finished all 3 seasons of Somebody Somewhere on Max. Such a sincere, empathetic, and sometimes delightfully irreverent exploration of humanity. Bridget Everett was brilliant as the main protagonist. Absolutely deserves its Peabody.

Thanks, good to hear! It's a sustainable landscapes and housing forum in Eugene. Was planning to do a quick side trip to Portland - but was advised to stay put in Eugene to minimize travel risks.

Are there any Global South academics out there rethinking travel plans the US?

Supposed to deliver a lecture in OR this May. Some news reports about travel are unsettling. Getting mixed advice on how un/stable things might be by then.

Thank you!

Tropical forests are struggling to keep pace with climate change Tropical rainforests help the planet breathe. They store carbon, control temperatures, and shelter wildlife. These tropical forests have survived climate changes for millions of years, but now they face an unprecedented challenge. Climate change is reshaping ecosystems at an unprecedented...

Tropical forests are struggling to keep pace with climate change
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Bird's eye view of a crowd forming a pair of hands holding the most widely recognised symbol for female - a circle attached to a cross.

There are countless phenomenal women to look up to, to be in solidarity with, to be valued as competent colleagues, and to be cherished as caring loved ones or as loyal friends.
To be heard & celebrated all year round, not just today. That is the dream.
#WomensDay2025

It's a war against humanity.

Universal healthcare isn’t just a pipe dream folks. Early human societies thrived by sharing resources and caring for the sick to ensure collective survival. It’s already in your code!

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New publication alert:
Our open access special issue on "Governing Complex Disasters in Southeast Asia" is now out🤓

Many thanks to co-editors Carin Alejandria, Rob Grace and Will Smith, all authors, reviewers & SEAMJ editors who made this happen!

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#NoNaturalDisasters

A good addition to my qualitative research class reading list

It’s so hard to find friends who relate to CEO problems. Let’s talk about how challenging it is to be a CEO and then let’s plan a meetup to bond. Maybe on a boat so we can see whaley whales, just look at some orcas

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Thou shalt not steal. That includes taking from the poor and giving it to the rich.

Light gray sheet with all caps dark gray text WHY ISNT GOVERNMENT POLICY MORE PREVENTIVE? The word preventice is in red text. Below in much smaller text are the names Paul Cairney and Emily St Denny separated by thin vertical line.

Suggested reading to grasp why (disaster) prevention policy continually fails to take off.
One cause: policy environment is too complex so policymakers choose the *appearance of success* vs addressing root causes.
Sounds familiar 'no?
Open access chapters by authors: global.oup.com/academic/pro...

I am very excited that our project "#CAREscape: #Climate-Adaptive Reimaginings for Enhancing #Healthcare Spaces of the Future – (with @anthropam.bsky.social and others) is funded by the @BritishCouncil #InternationalCollaborationGrants @BritishArts
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Disaster Misinformation Is Part of the US Political Landscape Now Today’s newsletter considers how misinformation snowballed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, and why the same thing could happen during the next US disaster. You can read the full story online at ...

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#EmergencyManagement

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Shell wins landmark climate case against green groups in Dutch appeal A court throws out a ruling that the gas and oil giant cut its greenhouse gas emissions.

Not particularly please with the way the world is going, including with this. WTF, really. www.bbc.com/news/article...