“The disconnect between human and physical Geography: a case for why we should reconnect them.” – a blog-style piece
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Carbon sinks are relatively well understood globally as significant nature-based climate solutions, which might not sound like the start of a social science article, but what about the social side? What about the important connection of people to these immensely important systems? Whilst I am considered a "Physical" geographer, I consider myself a geographer, first and foremost, and this means looking at the whole picture, not just the chemistry of the mud. This is why in this article I look to explore the connection between people and carbon sinks, such as the fjords and peatland that I study, and consider why hasn’t more research been done into this. I must also explore the privilege I hold as a white European geographer, and therefore, with consideration of the history of colonialism deeply rooted in European geography, explore what I want my impact and ‘legacy’ to be as I seek to do good with my research as a young researcher, and what my motivations are to do this research as someone decolonising their education.
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Becca Cole. “The disconnect between human and physical Geography: a case for why we should reconnect them.” – a blog-style piece. 2026. https://doi.org/10.47967/tor11le7s
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