Author Archives: Susanna
James Hansen’s Blog and Climate Science Updates
Hey Class!
As we are reading Storms of my Grandchildren it is also relevant to check out the updates to the climate science on James Hansen's website and blog, where you can also find loads of other presentations, videos, and information that he has contributed to. Excellent source of information!
Cheers, CCs
Conference Room
Reminder:
Tomorrow we are in Geocentrum and will meet in Norrlands I. Looking forward to the pecha kuchas!
SDSWE Conference on Thursday
Some information before Thursday's conference!
Each group is responsible for being the discussant for one other group during the conference presentations. This means asking questions and leading discussion afterwards. Prepare by reading the paper for which you will be a discussant. You will find them on studentportalen.
Group::Discussant
Transportation and reindeer herding::Sustainability of reindeer herding
Sustainability of reindeer herding::Transportation and reindeer herding
Coastal Erosion::Social sustainability in Kiruna
Social sustainability in Kiruna::Coastal Erosion
Understanding SD::Uppsala Energy
Uppsala Energy::Understanding SD
Urban Beekeeping::Infrastructure
Wolves::Urban Beekeeping
Infrastructure::Wolves
We will meet in Norrlands I in Geocentrum for a mingle first, then divide into parallel sessions for the presentations. See you Thursday!
Seminar 2 Time Line Groups and Activity
Hey All!
As we said last Thursday, we will be doing a time-lining activity during Seminar 2 and have divided you into time periods based on your conference paper groups. In order to prepare for this, please spend just a few minutes INDIVIDUALLY to find out some events that you find important and/or relevant to Sweden's environmental history. You should bring these with you to the seminar. Everyone is responsible for a 25 year period.
1750-1775: Migration Group
1776-1800: Mining in Kiruna Group
1801-1825: Nuclear Group
1826-1850: Railway to Europe Group
1851-1875: Saami and Tourism Group
1876-1900: Understanding Sustainability Group
1901-1925: Urban Bees Group
1926-1950: Why move Kiruna Group
1951-1975: Wolf Group
1976-2000: "Groupless" group
2001-Present: All
See you Thursday!
Next Week: Stakeholder Dialogue
Hej folks!
Next week we will be discussing the politics of natural resource management with a focus on a specific case in Jokkmokk in Northern Sweden. We have divided you into groups which are posted in studentportalen and assigned you an actor for next week's meeting. You should focus on this actor when you read the article before class and we encourage you to try to search for more information about each actor as well! Use the questions on padlet to guide your reading.
There is also a pdf copy of the Robert Yin book on studentportalen now.
Happy Reading!
/CCs
Semester Photos
Dear all,
Please find photos from the semester, including our final group shot yesterday, in the dropbox folder. I won't leave them up forever, so download them if you want to keep them!
/Sanna
The Hummingbird Declaration
Beautifully done! Pictures will be found in dropbox shortly. We will miss you all!
Thanks for a wonderful semester. /CCs
Please use the following link to fill out the final course evaluation 🙂 Thanks for an awesome semester!
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/1670388/ASC-Final-Evaluation
CCL Photos
Here are photos from your hard work during the semester! https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3sbg9zv5cfed5ag/YRKVjSvuWy
Deborah Rogers Lecture
Hey everybody,
Here is the link to the organization that Deborah, our lecturer for the 15th, is the founder and president of, called the https://www.initiativeforequality.org/
Check it out!
Hope many can make it on Friday April 4 from 13.00-15.00 to meet and talk to Larry Lohman in the CEMUS library!! Should be great!
Cheers, S and R