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Today, tomorrow, and Wednesday, post-docs at University of Guelph vote on whether to unionize. Post-docs are a hugely important part of academia, so here is a short thread on why

Are frozen and processed fruits and veggies actually the worse than meat as climate offenders? I just came across a fascinating study that challenges what I thought I knew. I'm

People use/abuse the noun “study” to refer to lots of things, everything from rigorous, lab-based science to marketing surveys. A short thread on what I consider essential components of a

Doing science, and especially social science, is a political act. Researchers are in unique positions of power. We make choices about what sorts of science to do, what aspects of

We had nothing but the best intentions w/ our paper, but as settler scholars it is simply not possible for us to know if our manuscript might do harm. One

Today my coauthors and I pulled an in-press article. I want to explain why. The article analyzed a historical dataset of Indigenous hunting and fishing in Alaska to explore the

Is the long slog of working at home during #COVIDー19 getting to you? Me too. I read these six principles today and they've really helped my morning: 1. You are

Sustainability threshold concept #1: Complexity. This means: seeing the world as interconnected systems, not simple arrangements of cause and effect. Outcomes are emergent and synergistic, not additive and predictable (1/n)