Dani Admiss
Writing on climate governance, systems and the contradictions shaping contemporary responses. Exploring how solutions are formed, what they leave out, and how alternative approaches to change might emerge.
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Carbon Afterlives (V): Who Will Look After the Carbon?
Image source: Douglas Fox, Scientific American (2021), “Rare Mantle Rocks in Oman Could Sequester Massive Amounts of CO₂”.
Mountains for the Atmosphere
One of the most striking developments in today’s climate politics is unfolding in...
Carbon Afterlives (IV): Climate Realism and the End of the Green Consensus
Delegates gather beneath a suspended Earth installation at COP26 in Glasgow. Image: Photo: UN Climate Change / Kiara Worth.
Perhaps the most important shift in climate politics is not the return of denial. Nor is it the enduring influence...
Carbon Afterlives (III) Why it is so hard to keep a phone
Severe drought conditions at Lake Kariba in southern Zambia. Climate change is increasingly destabilising hydroelectric infrastructures once imagined as comparatively low-carbon and sustainable. Image: Wikimedia Commons.
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Carbon Afterlives (II): What Heat Pumps Have to Do With Data Centres in India
Data centre expansion in Hyderabad. The apparent immateriality of digital systems depends upon rapidly expanding physical infrastructures of energy, cooling and construction. Source: Sridhar Reddy M via LinkedIn.
Last week, I started with...
Carbon Afterlives (I): Where Does Carbon Go?
Part of the Sierra Nevada during a record wildfire season, when forests long assumed to store carbon instead released it back into the atmosphere. 2020. Credit: Noah Berger / Associated Press. Source: www.latimes.com.
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