Ioana Belu
@ioanabelu.bsky.social
Founder and Lead Scientist at Cambridge Sustainability Policy Lab
Climate adaptation also means adapting our laws to prosecute politicians for criminal negligence in the policies that they pursue.
"Every six months or so, Mohammed has needed surgery because of the deep scar tissue caused by rat bites. Rats cause these infections, and when it gets really bad, he's undergone further surgery. I don't want Mohammed to suffer anymore." www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
World Cup brings Gazans moments of joy and hope amid devastation
Sunday’s World Cup final is expected to be watched by more than 1 billion people. As the tournament comes to a close, we have an inside look at how it has helped Palestinians in Gaza find moments of c...
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I keep cutting it, but it keeps growing at lightning speed lately, so I might as well let it do its thing 🤷🏻♀️
"If you don't stop, I will come kiss you right now!" is a very effective threat for cats who treasure their personal space...
I took the Minister and her aids on a Cambridge stroll to take the iconic picture, and we had a great time while at it.
The next Cambridge Disinformation Summit will be held 23 through 25 March 2027 at the University of Cambridge. Next year's Summit will focus on incentives and power infrastructures that support malign cognitive influence and disinformation campaigns. www.jbs.cam.ac.uk\disinfo-2027
Thank you very much @jagolinzer.bsky.social for supporting our work at Cambridge Sustainability Policy Lab and for your invaluable contribution to our keynote conversation today.
Alan Jagolinzer@jagolinzer.bsky.social · last mo.Was honoured to host a discussion with Monica Garcia Gomez, Spanish Minister of Health, about the systemic harms of health related disinformation and misinformation. Cambridge Forum for Business and Policy.
A first glance of what you can expect from our Forum -- delighted to welcome Aly Rahim from the World Bank to our community. Registration: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cambridge-... www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Ui...
Scaling innovation through multilateralism and government partnership
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If we're going to do it in Cambridge, we might as well go full-on Cambridge
Daisy season Thank the lord I can just step outside to this view to clear my head
What do intelligent mice, fast swimming, and a virus have in common? A cruise ship headed to the Canary Islands, apparently. Mónica García Gómez, the Spanish Minister of Health, will talk to us about a rare success story in managing a global crisis in her conversation with @jagolinzer.bsky.social 🧵
Every now and then I'm reminded of what a remarkable writer Hannah Arendt was. It should be mandatory reading everywhere.
I dream of a mini-vacay when I can sleep surrounded by puffiness and binge-watch all the seasons of Fargo, and then sleep some more, only interrupted by purrs and kisses to puffy foreheads. When will that happen? I do not know.
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New proposal would give Trump officials more control over scientific research grants
The Trump administration is proposing a sweeping overhaul on how the federal government awards billions of dollars in research grants. But researchers say it could allow the administration to limit an...
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The boys are all grown-up now, but they still seek mommy's love, of course
My cats are impressively manipulative. They learned that miawing doesn't work anymore, cause I definitely spoiled them too much as babies, so they can miaw all they want, but now they climb up to my face, start purring loud & fast, give me kisses & cuddles... I'm not made of stone...
Some places will really be like, we don't want those pesky foreigners, especially if they're African and Arab, to have substantive conversations & remind us that we genocided them constantly. We will however take their money and tokenize them in every display we can. Time's up...
I've got a sinking feeling that it's all going downhill rapidly. It's the young people, their brains are fried; they are most certainly not okay.
Being born in unearned privilege in the West has fostered a type of professional mediocrity that's astounding to the rest of us. It doesn't matter that you're bad at your job & do the bare minimum, you'll do just fine,while exceptional workers in other countries have to struggle & compete constantly
I see a shocking drop in quality of service across the board in working with people. They're forgetful, unprofessional in communication and just completely distracted. Make no mistake, screen time overall and social media are to blame.
This report 💔 On the ground at the Iranian school devastated by airstrike share.google/g4sFUHQPrXVs...
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I'm sorry I can't reply to your email right now I'm busy holding Rocky's little cute paws
If this doesn't kill twitter, I don't know what will... I'm not paying a single dime to keep posting there. My cats are too cute for X anyway.
