A write-up of my #CoffeeGeogPod chat with Aparna Bamzai-Dodson from the USGS. Aparna emphasises “actionable science” that engages stakeholders from the outset and the importance of context in decision-making.
Actionable science, real decisions – A conversation with Aparna Bamzai‑Dodson (USGS)
In Season 6 Episode 8 of the Coffee & Geography Podcast, Kit Marie discusses climate adaptation with Aparna Bamzai-Dodson from the USGS. She emphasises “actionable science” that engages stakeholders from the outset and the importance of context in decision-making. The conversation also touches on the interplay of science, community needs, and personal joy in the process.
💬 “By not thinking about climate change, you’re making a decision.” - Aparna Bamzai‑Dodson (USGS) on actionable science and adaptation.
Kelp, Capitalism, and the Cartography of Becoming — A Conversation with Pluto Liu
My latest #CoffeeGeogPod chat is with Pluto Liu, a "professional nomad." We discuss identity, language, and the interconnectedness of various academic fields. Pluto shares insights on marine science and capitalism, emphasising resilience in nature. The conversation blended humor with profound reflections on geography and personal growth.
Kelp, Capitalism, and the Cartography of Becoming — A Conversation with Pluto Liu
My latest #CoffeeGeogPod chat is with Pluto Liu, a "professional nomad." We discuss identity, language, and the interconnectedness of various academic fields. Pluto shares insights on marine science and capitalism, emphasising resilience in nature. The conversation blended humor with profound reflections on geography and personal growth.
Kelp, capitalism, Antarctica & tattoos — this episode has everything! I chat with Pluto Liu on #CoffeeGeogPod about identity, marine science, Aotearoa, creativity, and embracing a geography made of all the places we’ve been.
Listen now!🎧 Audio: https://soundcloud.com/geogramblings/coffee-geography-607
Kit Marie Rackley 🦊🌊 MCCT
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