Camilla Chlebna

Had the exact same disappointing experience last week. 😃

The loss of biodiversity presents one of the most pressing societal challenges of our time. Using policy process theories, we unpack the policy process of #policymixes for #transitions. We explore how insects crawled onto the political agenda in Germany, and what actors played a crucial role. 🧪🌎🌍🌏

Putting Insects on the Agenda: An Analysis of Actors in Multiple Streams for Biodiversity Conservation Policy in Germany The loss of biodiversity presents one of the most pressing societal challenges of our time. Insects play a crucial role for biodiversity in terms of ecosystem services and food provision. Although in...

My wonderful colleague Marie Oltmer from Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg and I were curious how issues such as insect protection "become a thing" and which actors play what role in this. So we set out to explore this.
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Well done on this constructive contribution with some very useful basic advice.

Also, don't engage in rewriting. If something is unclear, that's all they need to know. It's their job to make it clearer.

Faced with a similar choice I opted for travel planning today. 😂

Ok. That's fair. But a basic frame of what the issue is you wish to address and how is not a massive ask, I feel. ☺️

They've been around. I used to delete any obvious ones but can't keep up anymore. Seem largely dormant for now. Politics in here are no oxygen so not engaging bullshit. That seems to work reasonably well.

Isn't that the point of conferences? (To the extent of having something to say. I have seen presentations where the presenter seemed to have no real idea of what they were doing and why. And that's not a good picture.)

while we're here: people don't read papers in order, and they usually look at figures first, so try to have the figures tell the whole story.

Fig 1: schematic, what are we talking about, main Q
Fig 2: what did you actually do
Fig 3: what did you find, main results

Good to know. We're going there mid-September. 😅

Falcon!! My former club.

Is that what this current wave is?

Count me in! 😊

Also ich hab da irgendwann mal so ein Gruppencoaching mit gemacht. Da ging es primär um die Gesundheit deiner Stimmbänder unter der Dauerbelastung durch Lehre. Das war schon sehr gut und nützlich.

I'm excited to announce this new paper we have in The Lancet Planetary Health.

We show that the world is not moving towards a just and ecological future for all.

When the engine of #prosperity does not pull every wagon, the carriage grows mutinous.
As @boehmwolf.bsky.social writes in @diepressecom.bsky.social, #Europe’s left-behind are not mute. There, economic drift becomes political rupture & the centre bleeds #votes to the margins
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I had one that I'm aware of. They did cite us but basically just copied off entire paragraphs and passed it as theirs. So it's borderline as they cited but still annoying. And it happened to my first paper. 😂

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Next week has been exhausting.

cunkoneverything If knowledge is power, why do so many powerful people seem to know so little?

Philomena Cunk continues to ask the deep and important philosophical questions.

This country is slowing climate action. Its capital city is stepping up As many federal governments slow — or reverse — climate action, Austria's capital, Vienna, wants to show how cities can take the lead.

As many federal governments slow — or reverse — climate action, Austria's capital, Vienna, wants to show how cities can take the lead. 🍃🇮🇩

The first in a series (!) of positive climate solution stories, only on @npr.org 📻🎧

Our new paper on "Place-based solidarity: Crisis, austerity and the devolution of responsibility"

authors: Coco Huggins and Mia Gray

is now available free online: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Immediate priorities: 1. Prioritise foundational sectors & universal public services 2. Centre industrial policy on sufficiency & demand reduction 3. Bolster green planning via fiscal-monetary coordination, credit guidance, greater fiscal space & public ownership—especially in energy & finance

Toward a post-growth industrial policy for Europe: navigating emerging tensions and long-term goals Amid mounting geopolitical, socio-economic, and ecological crises, industrial policy has returned to the forefront of policy debates. However, the EU’s industrial policy framework – centerd on Sing...

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Our new article is out in Globalizations: Toward a post-growth industrial policy for Europe: navigating emerging tensions and long-term goals.

With @jasonhickel.bsky.social & @sebmang.bsky.social

@envleeds.bsky.social

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Prominent climate communicators continue to "joke" that what Trump is doing is "degrowth". It is not, and such claims are actively harmful. A quick🧵

China Just Turned Off U.S. Supplies Of Minerals Critical For Defense & Cleantech - CleanTechnica In response to new Trump tariffs, China cut dysprosium, terbium, and tungsten exports—hitting U.S. EVs, wind, and military systems hard.

"In April 2025, while most of the world was clutching pearls over trade war tit-for-tat tariffs, China calmly walked over to the supply chain and yanked out a handful of critical bolts. The bolts are made of dysprosium, terbium, tungsten, indium and yttrium..."
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Notting this for later