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Pākehā / from the fish’s head. PhD study @UoA: ecological farming, food justice, citizen science. Like words, gardens, collective self-organising etc

Auckland, New Zealand
Joined July 2013
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Interesting insight into the link between climate denialism and masculinity: "For climate sceptics, it was not the environment that was threatened; it was a certain kind of modern industrial society built and dominated by their form of masculinity". tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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The Brazilian Landless Workers Movement just seized a ~500 acre farm owned by a real estate developer. 200 families are occupying the land & converting it to agroecological production Their slogan is “Occupy to feed Brazil.” This is the way forward for humanity
🚩 MST OCUPA FAZENDA IMPRODUTIVA NA REGIÃO DE CAMPINAS! ✊🏿 Na manhã desta segunda-feira (15) cerca de 200 famílias do Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (MST) ocuparam a Fazenda Mariana, no município de Campinas (SP). 1-8
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BREAKING: This morning, dozens of trade unionists under the banner ‘Workers For A Free Palestine’ have blocked both entrances to Elbit Systems, an Israeli arms company in Kent.
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Production-orientation is, largely, a thin veneer over the non-negotiable "necessity" of delivering capital returns. Capital presumes a form of divine right over all human affairs: we need a sort of Magna Carta or Glorious Rebellion to break this claim.
Society’s “production-oriented bias overlooks the myriad of factors associated with agriculture, including its role in cultural life, the creation of stable employment, and healthy ecosystems.”
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GDP per person, 1860–2007 teara.govt.nz/en/graph/24365… GDP per capita rose 8 times over in 147 years. So are we 8 times better off than in 1860?
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A 'grey rhino event' refers to 'a slowly emerging, obvious threat that is ignored or minimized by decision makers. The climate crisis and disruptive technologies are two examples of this type of threat. Grey rhinos are also called “known unknowns.”
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Full video available on the website: monviso-institute.org/regene…
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“Colonisation is a process of dispossession and control rather than a historical artefact, and now it takes on new forms. These forms may be less obviously violent, but they still deny Indigenous peoples the right to be fully free in their own lands.” e-tangata.co.nz/comment-and-…
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Value food as a life enabler, a gift from Nature to enable humans to thrive, pillar of cultures, a sacred good, medicine, human right, public good, commons. Multiple dimensions that cannot be superseded by its commodity dimension. Revaluing and enacting food differently is a MUST
„If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world“ J.R.R. Tolkien @FoodSystems
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I feel deeply uncomfortable with Pākehā environmentalists appropriating kaitiakitanga. I realise there are a diversity of views on this. This paper is a good starting point.
How kaitikaitanga can guide us in our approach to the modern world dlvr.it/Rqvxwv
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‘the war is the war for the human imagination and no one can fight it but you/ & no one can fight it for you The imagination is not only holy, it is precise it is not only fierce, it is practical men die everyday for the lack of it, it is vast & elegant’ Rant by Diane Di Prima
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How it started vs how it’s going etc
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Food is not just the material stuff, what the commodification narrative tends to emphasize: food is history, memories, sense of belongness, meaningfulness, family, identity, community. Here a personal account of food memories from a distant country that I love
Read @thinink 's mouthwatering story about home, identity and cooking during covid
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There are more & more billboards on our streets, & fewer differences between parties. I'd turn this Gauguin painting into a billboard. The painting's title is more radical than anything NZ politicians offer. It is called 'Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?'
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The pandemic is not "unprecedented". What is unprecedented is: FRAGILITY + PANDEMIC Our economic system has never been more fragile, more stretched, more vulnerable to small disruptions. @octonion
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It seems weird to me that when Māori own 50% of fishing quota in New Zealand that doesn't even get a mention in this story, let alone actually asking Māori what they think about this plan. newshub.co.nz/home/money/202…
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'No logical reason' govt can't return private land like Ihumātao teaomaori.news/no-logical-re…
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Issue 5 has landed! These copies soon to be live in #Auckland (and later in #Bahrain..._ - keep an eye out!
"MAGIC 8 BALL." #FoxyCartoons John Key *pondering* appropriate action on Climate Change #nzpol #COP21 #Hypocrisycy
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Our second edition is currently at the printers - soon to be in and around Melbourne! #comingsoon #zine #melbourne
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