Alister Scott
@Prof_AJScott
Alister is a pracademic, chartered planner and interdisciplinary bastard working on better mainstreaming of nature in policy and decisions. Views are personal.
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https://mainstreaminggreeninfrastructure.com/index.php 22-12-2010 17:25:04
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Sometimes a piece of music stops you in your tracks and blows you away. Well tonight The War on Drugs up all night did just that
Stunning and complex layers captured perfectly by my new hi fi system
Join us online for Northumbria Uni Northumbria Centre for Global Development's Careers Event ' #TakeOnTomorrow : Exploring Careers in International Development'. Hear from MSc #InternationalDevelopment alumni and get new insights!
⌚️May 14th, 1-2.30pm BST
📣Spread the word & register: bit.ly/id-msc
Great to see the work Geog & Env Sciences students did for Urban Green Newcastle on #nomowmay featured on their web site urbangreennewcastle.org/our-work/let-i… under the what can I do section. This highlights importance of students working on real life projects as part of their env science degree
In an article for The Conversation, Professor Matthew Johnson and Professor Matthew Flinders discuss the importance of a clear transformative vision on economic policy to a disillusioned public.
📰Discover more: -northumbria.ac.uk/about-us/news-…
Extraordinary work by the Green Finance Institute today shows that damage to nature is slowing the UK economy and could lead to a 12% reduction in GDP - that's £150-£300bn - as early as the 2030s.
All political parties serious about the economy must invest and regulate to #RestoreNatureNow .
#bbclaurak talking about climate change in its own silo fails to capture the multiple economic, health and well being and nature benefits that can be delivered.
Sorry to rain on your parade The Telegraph
1. We haven't issued a denial
2. We aren't cloud seeding in UAE
3. Our weather and climate scientists are providing evidence-based comments to explain what happened
4. Read more from them at rdg.ac/49GVsW3
5. Jog on
Looking at local plan development designations in #GreenBelts we found that may do not avoid areas that have above average #multifunctionality leading to a possible decline in Ecosystem Services, showing the need for consideration of wider benefits in Green Belt release 🧵(4/8)
Contrary to popular claims that #GreenBelts provide neither social nor environmental benefits we found Green Belts do and can provide important #EcosystemService multifunctionality close to people 🧵(2/8)
Excellent thread unpacking an important academic paper with huge policy implications for Royal Town Planning Institute and local plan production. Above all need for improved strategic planning as championed by Catriona Riddell