Stefan Bouzarovski

@stefanb23.bsky.social

Professor of Human Geography, University of Manchester. Into fighting urban injustice, researching energy/climate inequalities & network governance

Our new People, Place & Energy Research Centre @manchester.ac.uk is now on Bluesky. Do give us a follow for all matters low-carbon, climate, infrastructure, justice, geography ... Our official launch is on the 18th of June - watch this space.

People, Place and Energy Research Centre (PPERC)@pperc.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Fantastic to have our webpage up and running 💻 Thank you to @uomhums.bsky.social for facilitating this, more content and updates coming over the next few months! You can check it out here 👉 www.humanities.manchester.ac.uk/research/cen...

Computer screen showing the People, Place and Energy Research Centre webpage

I almost cried during the Bad Bunny show when I saw the workers repairing the electrical system. I spent years working on Puerto Rico's crisis, and this was the one thing I couldn't resolve before moving to the academy. Thanks to the @lpeblog.bsky.social and @lpeproject.bsky.social for sharing this.

LPE Blog@lpeblog.bsky.social · 6mo ago

If you were confused by the part of Bad Bunny’s halftime show where dancers re-enacted Puerto Rico’s economic struggles under PROMESA’s bankruptcy process, here’s a breakdown of what that moment was all about: lpeproject.org/blog/how-ban...

Join us in Brussels/online next week (registration closes soon, see below) for an interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral and policy-focused discussion on how to build inclusive and progressive energy futures in Europe and beyond ....

IEECP@ieecp.bsky.social · last yr.

📢 Save the Date! 🗓️ We are glad to present: "Please Look Up: What does our energy & climate future look like?" 🌍💡 Join us and 8 EU projects in October to explore ways to achieve an #Efficient, #Resilient, #Fair, & #Smart energy future in Europe! Register now: ieecp.org/events/save-...

Wind and solar are the perfect renewable power pairing in Britain💨 ☀️ 98% of the time, it is either windy or sunny. Particularly windy days are often cloudier, while very sunny days are usually calmer. A match made in… Britain! 🤝 https://loom.ly/-pzxBgQ

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The piece calls for a grown-up conversation on climate. Let’s start here: There’s a difference between “we can’t create a truly ecological civilization under capitalism” (true!) and “everything is a lie, we’re doomed, nothing we can do in the next decade is worthwhile” (false!)

Why are we calling the Trump-Pu meeting a "summit", but the Trump-Ze meeting was just a meeting? Ru isn't a great power and can't achieve its goals. Let's stop feeding their delusions of grandeur.

AI in education is: - A political project to get even more private tech into schools and universities - Habituating children and students to industry-defined and -demanded "jobs of the future" - Often not actually "AI" ...

100000% this — do not spend time shooting down people who are *doing resistance*: we have to do all the boycotts, protests, lawsuits, ALL OF IT, to minimize harm wherever we can, find the fash's weak spots, and get the normies to realize their lives are fucked unless they do something.

Sherrilyn Ifill@sifill.bsky.social · last yr.

None of us can be sure what will “work.” You try multiple things and find your way in. Read some histories of the Civil Rights Movement by those who participated. They were never “sure” of what would work. Some campaigns fizzled out. But persistence, creativity, determination, and focus were key.

Thank you Paul! At the national scale (27 EU member states), we found that renewable energy investment decreases energy-related injustices, while changes in GDP do not have a discernible effect. In our model, long-term unemployment and income inequality emerged as the key drivers of #energypoverty.

Paul Lehmann@plehmann.bsky.social · 2y ago

"Energy transitions exhibit an ambiguous influence on energy poverty. In the countries heavily impacted by energy poverty, energy transitions have a mitigating role." By @stefanb23.bsky.social and colleagues. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...