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3 Questions: Caroline White-Nockleby on socio-environmental complexities of renewable energy

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Caroline White-Nockleby is a PhD student in MIT’s doctoral program in History, Anthropology, and Science, Technology, and Society (HASTS), which is co-sponsored by the History and Anthropology sections, and the Program in Science, Technology and Society (STS). White-Nockleby’s research centers on the shifting supply chains of renewable energy infrastructures. In particular, she is interested in the interfaces between policymaking, social dynamics, and tech innovations in the sourcing, manufacture, and implementation of energy storage technologies. She received a BA in geosciences and American studies from Williams College and an MPhil in social anthropology from the University of Cambridge, England. MIT SHASS Communications spoke with her for the series Solving Climate: Humanistic Perspectives from MIT about the perspectives her field and research bring to addressing the climate crisis. ....

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3 Questions: Caroline White-Nockleby on the socio-environmental complexities of renewable energy

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Renewable energy must be collected, stored, and transported, says PhD student Caroline White-Nockleby. It requires financing, metals extraction, and the processing of decommissioned materials. . Not everyone stands to benefit equally from renewable energy s potentials, and not everyone will be equally exposed to its socio-environmental impacts.”
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Minimizing the localized burdens of renewable energy implementation will be complex, says White-Hockleby. I’m still in the planning phase of my own research, but I hope it will help surface, and offer tools with which to think through, some of these socio-environmental complexities.
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Almost everyone I talked to highlighted the importance of being part of a community of engaging in and through co ....

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The Walrus Leadership Forum: Strengthening Canadian Journalism

May 11 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EDT
Advancing representation and creating a culture of equity, inclusion and belonging
Join us for a moderated panel discussion and audience Q&A that examines how we can advance representation and create a culture of equity, inclusion, and belonging in the field of journalism and what that would mean for all Canadians.

Featuring:
Candis Callison, Associate Professor, School of Journalism, Writing, and Media, Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies, University of British Columbia
Arvin Joaquin, Video Journalist, OMNI News Filipino
Reshmi Nair, Co-Anchor of CP24 TONIGHT
Tara Weber, Western Bureau Chief, BNN Bloomberg
This event will be moderated by ....

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How Indigenous social media influencers inspired podcast host on journey of self-discovery

How Indigenous social media influencers inspired podcast host on journey of self-discovery
Jeremy Ratt, host of the CBC podcast Pieces, says Indigenous representation on social media helped show him he was not alone during his personal journey toward better understanding his own identity.
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Jeremy Ratt says online representation helped him feel less alone during journey charted in CBC s Pieces
Posted: Feb 25, 2021 10:11 AM PT | Last Updated: February 25
Jeremy Ratt is the host of a new CBC podcast called Pieces about his personal journey toward better understanding his Woods-Cree roots. He said that journey was helped by seeing Indigenous influencers on social media platforms like TikTok.(Ben Nelms/CBC) ....

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Calling it a crisis isn't enough (if it ever was) » Nieman Journalism Lab

Calling it a crisis isn’t enough (if it ever was)
“What, where, and when a crisis began becomes much harder to pinpoint if underlying conditions already form layers of crises.”
As 2020 draws to a close, we continue to live through a crisis of epic proportions, both direct and diffuse, global and distinctly local in response. Even as breaking news is declaring that vaccines will shift us out of crisis and into thinking of Covid-19 as a solvable problem, the questions about why, how, and who the pandemic has impacted are likely going to linger for generations.
For journalists charged with narrating the ongoing present, what constitutes a “crisis” has been irrevocably changed by events this year. This has an enormous impact on issues like climate change, where declaring it a “crisis” was intended to call global publics to attention and to compel collective action and policy changes in response. ....

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