Absolute banger and a set piece assist, Sebastian Berhalter is player of the game 🫡

Throw back to when he brought the Voyageurs cup to our house last year @axilla2.bsky.social

Now for conf semi finals LFG WHITECAPS #VWFC #USMNT

what a guy

I know deep down that you're right. If it's really important, they'll just send more emails???

NYC billionaires rn

New comment: Planning for Equitable Carbon Removal Governance! Read free: rdcu.be/ehGg3.

I ramble a lot about how we need planners to do energy transitions. True for not just for RE dev, but all climate mitigation infrastructure, including carbon removal and durable storage #energysky #planningsky

other things keeping me sane: Vancouver spring, morning walks, moss, lichen, the color green

ubc/vancouver folks - come hang at our panel tomorrow for #climateemergencyweek! 11:30 at CIRS. me + Naoko Ellis, Mona Amer, Derek Gladwin, Pat Kirchen, Emilio Pous, & CERC director Tony Bi will talk about navigating clean energy transitions. ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Being in a book is so cool! @smconstantino.bsky.social & I wrote this chapter while we took turns moving across the country. In great company with other chapters by @akjorgenson.bsky.social, @gruberte.bsky.social, @fisherdanar.bsky.social & more

First up on the winter break reading list: The Language of Climate Politics by @doctorvive.bsky.social
(one for me, one for my PhD student 📚)

3. How do communities sustain each other in times of crisis? How might planning make room for the informal, radical, or anarchist?

Mutual aid, solidarity, and care are more important than ever. Presented some ongoing work with Mutual Aid Disaster Relief & colleagues this year at ACSP

2. What do community-led solutions look like? What are opportunities for alt ownership & governance?

I've been thinking w some great folks on reorienting the political economy of emerging solutions like carbon removal to support communities, not FF companies t.ly/PkCCN

1. How do people, households, communities, policymakers make decisions re energy/climate?

My recent work shows RE is more popular than local elected officials realize & community benefits drive support buff.ly/46sq8KQ

Thanks to starter packs lots of cool folks have followed me, so I'll re-introduce myself:

I'm an interdisciplinary social scientist trained in planning & public policy. My research group at UBC does planning & climate equity (PLACE lab)

3 ways I think about planning for equitable transitions ⬇️

I really didn't feel like talking about research less than 48 hours after the election was called. So on Thursday at #ACSP2024 I talked about mutual aid, survival, care, and read @rebeccasolnit.bsky.social tweets (with 🤏 research)