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Douglas Bamford

@dougbamford

Lecturer to lifelong learners in Political Philosophy (also Political Economy). Distributive justice, Tax policy, climate ethics. @[email protected]

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Simon Cox (@simonfrcox) 's Twitter Profile Photo

occasional reminder that Sir Nicholas Winton - who saved 669 Jewish children from the Nazis - forged British Home Office entry permits. bbc.com/culture/articl…

Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 (@mrmatthewtodd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Deniers are jumping on the fact that summer 2024 was the UK's coolest summer since 2015. Climate change isn't linear, so the temp goes up and down - but the trend is up. Scientists are also discussing whether the the jet stream has gotten 'stuck' as the planet heats - hence our

Deniers are jumping on the fact that summer 2024 was the UK's coolest summer since 2015. Climate change isn't linear, so the temp goes up and down - but the trend is up. 
Scientists are also discussing whether the the jet stream has gotten 'stuck' as the planet heats  - hence our
Mollie Gerver @mgerver.bsky.social (@molliegerver) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm looking for a GTA to teach two seminars from 4-5 and 5-6pm on Fridays in London for an intro political theory class over 20 weeks September-March. The candidate must be a PhD student in political theory/philosophy. If interested, write to [email protected]

My Zero Carbon #ClimateAction (@myzerocarbon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

. Three emerging technologies for low-carbon concrete There is #hope, because we have the solutions to take #ClimateAction. find out more: climateworks.org/blog/three-eme… 🌍🌏via ClimateWorks Foundation

Justin Wolfers (@justinwolfers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A terrific / terrifying example for teaching externalities. Folks choose heavier cars because they're less likely to die in a crash (gray line). But that choice makes it much much more likely that you'll kill the other guy (red line). economist.com/interactive/un… #TeachEcon

A terrific / terrifying example for teaching externalities.

Folks choose heavier cars because they're less likely to die in a crash (gray line). But that choice makes it much much more likely that you'll kill the other guy (red line).
economist.com/interactive/un… #TeachEcon
Douglas Bamford (@dougbamford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interestingly but depressingly, you can replace Grenfell with "climate change" as well as other forms of scandal. Short-termism. We have as voters to be more responsible and support politicians facing hard and costly truths.

Interestingly but depressingly, you can replace Grenfell with "climate change" as well as other forms of scandal. Short-termism. We have as voters to be more responsible and support politicians facing hard and costly truths.
Illinois Press (@illinoispress) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Vol. 38, Iss. 2 of Public Affairs Quarterly, Chris Hallenbrook (CSU Dominguez Hills) and Ryan Reed (Bradley University) uses John Locke's writing to argue that the government is obligated to take comprehensive action addressing climate change. 🌎 scholarlypublishingcollective.org/uip/paq/articl…

Assaad Razzouk (@assaadrazzouk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Momentous: The UK, home to the world’s first coal power station in 1882, will stop using coal to generate electricity this month, the 1st G7 country to do so Coal supplied 80% of UK electricity in 1990. Remember: they said it couldn't be done ft.com/content/516418… #climate

Momentous: The UK, home to the world’s first coal power station in 1882, will stop using coal to generate electricity this month, the 1st G7 country to do so

Coal supplied 80% of UK electricity in 1990. Remember: they said it couldn't be done

ft.com/content/516418… #climate
David__Osland (@david__osland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When a rightwing billionaire pays £100m for a publication that made £4.8m last year, that's not a business proposition. That's buying political influence.

Noah Garfinkel (@noahgarfinkel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A key point missing in a lot of post debate analysis is that Trump’s claim about immigrants eating pets almost perfectly syncs up to the piano in the Peanuts theme song.

Rachel Vindman 🇺🇸🦅🌻 (@natsechobbyist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's natural to laugh at the absurdity of the pet eating nonsense but please don't forget the bigotry and racism behind these lies. For the Haitian community it is NOT a joke. It is an attempt to "other" them so that when they are persecuted, people can say they deserved it.