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Guest post – “When faith actors combine forces with climate activists”

February 8, 2023 admin Leave a comment

Commemorating UN World Interfaith Harmony week, some thoughts on a discussion about how interfaith collaboration can contribute to climate justice  …

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29 Nov

Our week in review. Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up.

This week: three new research articles, and a book review.

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29 Nov

Our annual lecture "Governing with Nature" with Harriet Bulkeley is going ahead on Tuesday 3rd December 🌍

We look forward to seeing everyone there - please book free tickets here:

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kaiheron Kai Heron @kaiheron ·
28 Nov

The manuscript for Radical Abundance: How to Win a Green and Democratic Future has just been submitted to Pluto Press. Co-authored by @KeirMilburn, @alterurbanist and I, it’s a book about revolutionary transition and communal democratic planning. 1/3

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