@kjhealy Decolonizing Intimations of Practice: French Sock Production in Napoleon's Egypt.
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Matt Hunstiger
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I am a Registered Professional Archaeologist 18084. i am interested in stone tools, archaeology, anthropology, and classics. I like teaching. My hobbies include woodworking, reading, movies, and the outdoors.
@MichaelEMann @washingtonpost how embarrassing
@camerondotca @arstechnica but I'm reeeely concerned about ethics in video game journalism 🙄
@IGN 4.5 MILLION years ago you say? 🤔
@JonBaker Big Typesetting
@CNN no one said the Leopard would eat MY face
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Michael E. Mann 
"Humans have survived climate change before and can do it again" | My interview about #OurFragileMoment with Andy Park of @abcaustralia's #RNDrive: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/drawingroom/humans-have-survived-climate-change-before-and-can-do-it-again/102993654
Humans have survived climate change before and can do it again - ABC listen
There’s nothing like history and science to remind us just how precarious our existence on this rotating rock we like to call home, really is. There were many points in human history where things were touch-and-go for humanity, yet here we are, and this time we’re facing another challenge… this time, of our own creation. Climatologist and author Michael E. Mann's new book Our Fragile Moment: How Lessons from Earth’s Past Can Help Us Survive the Climate Crisis aims to dispel the narrative of despair, by reminding you that humans have survived changes to our climate before and we can do it again.