Indigenous relationality or a world of mere stuff?

Justice, culture, and relationships: Australian Indigenous prescription for planetary health - Matthews et al

"In Australia, the oldest surviving cultures have adapted their ecological knowledge over millennia and across climatic ages. However, European colonization has severely curtailed Indigenous peoples’ ability to adjust to climate change."

"Colonization, capitalism, and climate change all reflect the continued dominance of Western individualistic (“egocentric”) philosophies that place humans above and separate from their environment, commodifying and exploiting the environment for power and profits. By contrast, the collectivistic (“ecocentric”) Indigenous cultures focus on deep, holistic connections to the environment in which valuable knowledge systems have developed from careful custodianship through which ecosystems flourished over millennia."

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adh9949
#ColonialLegacies #extractivism #logging #RestorativeJustice #Climate #ClimateAdaption #mitigation #Voice #IndigenousRelationality #IndigenousKnowledge #environment #care

You are interested in Earth Visualization Engines (global climate prediction and information systems)?
In Berlin there is currently the EVE Summit talking about just that.

Registration is free of charge and still open
events.mpimet.mpg.de/event/59/ there are even zoom streams available.
The program looks neat.
eve4climate.org/schedule

#HPC #climatechange #climatescience #ClimateAdaption

Please don't be disruptive ofc. This might be very technical too.

Tune in on 3/16 for the next North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center webinar: Building a #ClimateAdaption Plan for the Sicangu Lakota (Rosebud Sioux) with Phil Two Eagle, Paula Wopilawan Antoine, and Robin O'Malley.

Register now: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAuce6gqjkoGdRxN0jLgq3QKPZdaeee3YGc