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Sustainable Futures Collaborative @sustainablefutures.org · 02/04/2026

1/4 In our latest issue brief, @sonyrk.bsky.social and @escandita.bsky.social highlight that strengthening coastal resilience in India requires moving beyond single-hazard planning and adopting an integrated understanding of interacting coastal hazards.

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Sustainable Futures Collaborative @sustainablefutures.org · 31/03/2026

1/5 NEW ISSUE BRIEF: India’s coastal regions are experiencing accelerating trends in climate-related hazards such as relative sea level rise along both the east and west coasts, increasing frequency and intensity of cyclones in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea,

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Sustainable Futures Collaborative @sustainablefutures.org · 19/12/2025

1/3 @sonyrk.bsky.social co-convened a panel titled, ‘Epistemic Uncertainties and the Politics of Scientific Knowledge in Environmental Governance’, with Ranjith Kallyani (Assistant Professor, Jaypee University of Information Technology, Solan, HP) at the First STS India Network Conference,

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Sustainable Futures Collaborative @sustainablefutures.org · 04/11/2025

1/4 “Adaptation cannot be assumed to be inherently just; it must be intentionally designed to address existing inequities. This requires integrating gender and human rights mandates into national and state climate frameworks, ensuring inclusive governance that empowers women, youth, and,

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Sustainable Futures Collaborative @sustainablefutures.org · 22/09/2025

1/3 “Shilpa Satheesh’s book, ‘Labour, Nature, and Capitalism: Exploring Labour - Environmental Conflicts in Kerala, India’ makes a significant contribution to understanding how environmental conflicts unfold in contexts marked by economic precarity and institutional complicity.

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David Harvey @davidharvey.org · 02/02/2025

The financial situation produces the following paradox - that there are all these empty houses around and there are large numbers of people who have a lack of adequate housing.

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