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Christina D-H

"The chapters, constructed as 'multispecies stories,' ... consider ecologies & infrastructure together in novel ways that challenge our conceptual separations between the two. Readers will find a theoretically exciting & vibrantly composed read with OIL BEACH" 🛢️🏖️📙

ijoc.org/index.php/ijoc/articl

Thank you for this lovely review, Shelley Tuazon Guyton & IJOC!

Here's the book:
press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/b

#Commodon #STS #EnvHist @ecologies @sts #OilBeach #multispecies #CriticalLogistics

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BellingenNSW

Community Efforts to Care for Animals During Climate Disasters:
Experiences and Recommendations from an Australian Bushfire Affected Region

"Formal disaster prevention, preparation, risk management, and response remain highly anthropocentric, with non-human animals afforded minimal attention, resourcing, and support. This article reports on informal community efforts to care for non-human animals during and after the 2019/2020 “Black Summer” bushfires in Australia, when over three billion animals were killed, injured, or displaced."

"Key findings are that:
human communities understood and treated non-human animals as part of their communities; humans went to extraordinary lengths to care for and rescue animals; these efforts were largely invisible to, and unsupported—even condemned—by formal emergency management agencies. We conclude that human-centric emergency and disaster management policies are at odds with community values and behaviors. We argue that disaster management must evolve to accommodate and support the realities of community-based rather than individual-based approaches, and must simultaneously expand to consider communities as multispecies."
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Sturman, A., Celermajer, D., MacDonald, F. et al. Community Efforts to Care for Animals During Climate Disasters: Experiences and Recommendations from an Australian Bushfire Affected Region. Int J Disaster Risk Sci (2025). doi.org/10.1007/s13753-025-006
#bushfires #fires #FossilFuels #ClimateBreakdown #care #biodiversity #wildlife #NSW #megafires #2019Bushfires #BlackSummer #disaster #preparation #pets #property #livestock #anthropocentrism #multispecies #community #values

SpringerLinkCommunity Efforts to Care for Animals During Climate Disasters: Experiences and Recommendations from an Australian Bushfire Affected Region - International Journal of Disaster Risk ScienceFormal disaster prevention, preparation, risk management, and response remain highly anthropocentric, with non-human animals afforded minimal attention, resourcing, and support. This article reports on informal community efforts to care for non-human animals during and after the 2019/2020 “Black Summer” bushfires in Australia, when over three billion animals were killed, injured, or displaced. We conducted 56 in-depth interviews with community members, government officials, and experts, and ran four full day workshops with community members to investigate: how communities sought to protect and care for domesticated, farmed, and wild animals; the factors that facilitated and impeded their efforts; and the changes they believed would lead to better outcomes for animals in disasters in the future. Key findings are that: human communities understood and treated non-human animals as part of their communities; humans went to extraordinary lengths to care for and rescue animals; these efforts were largely invisible to, and unsupported—even condemned—by formal emergency management agencies. We conclude that human-centric emergency and disaster management policies are at odds with community values and behaviors. We argue that disaster management must evolve to accommodate and support the realities of community-based rather than individual-based approaches, and must simultaneously expand to consider communities as multispecies.
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Ingmar Lippert

Dear #STS community with interest in #GermanSTS,

the upcoming sts-hub.de/25 comes with a registration deadline: tomorrow, 15th January.

REGISTER now :)

See you in Berlin, March 11 – 14! For discussions about Diffracting the Critical - #Multispecies, #STSpedagogy, #war, #psychology, #kinship, #capitalism ...

@sts @stsing

sts-hub.deSTS-Hub 2025: Diffracting the CriticalThe STS Hub 2025 'Diffracting the Critical' explores contemporary formations of critique in Science and Technology Studies (STS). Emphasizing feminist approaches, postcolonial studies, and more-than-human ontologies, this event challenges traditional norms and promotes expansive, collaborative methodologies. Join us to address critical issues in ecologies, infrastructures, scales, temporalities, collaborations, and solidarities in the age of climate change.
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Giuseppe Michieli

Highly Pathogenic Avian #Influenza A(#H5N1) Viruses from #Multispecies #Outbreak, #Argentina, August 2023, Emerg Infect Dis.: wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/30/4

-- We report full-genome characterization of HPAI A(H5N1) clade 2.3.4.4b virus from an outbreak among sea lions (August 2023) in Argentina and possible #spillover to fur #seals and #terns. #Mammalian #adaptation mutations in virus isolated from marine mammals and a human in Chile were detected in mammalian and avian hosts.

Emerging Infectious Diseases journalHighly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Viruses from Multispecies Outbreak, Argentina, August 2023Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Viruses from Multispecies Outbreak, Argentina, August 2023
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