Does time colonise intergenerational environmental justice theory?

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@StephenMolldrem Humble self-promo here: https://t.co/SsDLJjdHQG

@LeMoustier @JacquelynGill Nice! Related take on nested temporalities from the perspective of Indigenous ontologies is also seen in @WinterChristine’s work https://t.co/STvVycDBNO

RT nalanpog: @JanBebbington @mlinnenluecke @cphiggin @UoBResponsible @cfbiehl @csearUK @JeffreyUnerman @BrendanODwyer2 Exciting steps in that direction in this paper on linear versus spiral time and emerging legal personhood for rivers, mountains, and la……

@MaryHeglar Wait, what, you mean you're not going in heavy on the middle-class middle-aged white men with expensive educations? Seems risky to me, given how well they've helped out so far. Also, this - https://t.co/iFhqP3yrJG

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