Eve Bratman

Part of my endangered insects ceramics series, 2022... Figured it was just a matter of time.

Is that your new back yard?

Found myself up at 1:00 AM watching tutorials on how to do your own pixie cut at home. My response to the challenges of being a righty cutting hair on the other side of your head is going to be: maintain & celebrate asymmetry. I haven't taken the plunge on the haircut yet tho!

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#AcademicChatter #TopDownloadedArticle So pleased to learn my paper with @maliniranga on Abolitionist #ClimateJustice in #DC is generating attention! You can find it here, or dm me if hit a paywall. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

New books in my reading pile. For syllabus planning and pleasure, alike. Which should I start with and why?

A ban on neonicotinoids was just lifted for our national wildlife refuges; even though science is clear that these pesticides are harmful to pollinators, get into drinking water, and leave trace residues in food. Neonic use over time:

Proud to be a climate action partner with the City of Lancaster #PartnersforPlaces @Funders_network @theusdn vimeo.com/239991857

#imhere and The Color Purple was phenomenal!!

"My limitations can be ignored and then I'm surprised by the results" #Sustainability @FnMENE @FandMCollege #ENV117

@FnMENE Prof Jim Strick explains how physiology, psychology, and once- banned studies connect to scientific knowledge today. @FandMCollege

Brasil has a sense of humor about this mess, thank goodness!