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My Eagle’s Nest

Real trips, real experiences, real mistakes in my own words.

JOURNAL

This is my personal journal with an utmost honest about what I know, what I still need to learn, and what evidence changes how I see the world.

Seen over the shoulder of a person in a white hard hat, five people in safety gear walk down a concrete path beside a pale building.

On-site validation for a Solar Project in Vietnam (2020)

A wooden stilt house with a corrugated roof; two women sit on a bamboo platform in front, one writing notes, on red earth.

Starter draft · needs the author’s review

INSIGHTS

The main character in an Impact Assessments Report

I am interested in how climate goals become practical decisions in real places. This journal will record the projects I encounter, the questions I carry, and the lessons that change my thinking.

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beginnings

purpose

practice

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PERSPECTIVES

Nature assets roles in Ethnic Minority Group

Good intentions are not enough. I want to understand who benefits, who carries the cost, how success is measured, and what happens after the first project phase.

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evidence

monitoring

equity

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INSIGHTS

Barriers in a Biochar Removal Project

The next step is to connect research with people doing the work, document projects carefully, and make room for perspectives that are often missing from climate conversations.

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plans

research

listening

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A young woman talks with three seated adults at a wooden table in a community hall, with a decorated stage behind them.

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INSIGHTS

Should we hide our emotions during stakeholder interviews?

Why is it harder to answer than its sound?

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questions

local knowledge

long-term thinking

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Two women in white hard hats listen to a man in a blue jacket on a grassy bank between still ponds, with palm trees in the distance.

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Science

Where are the climate impacts come from?

A simple routine for reading long assessments without getting lost: start with the summary, check the confidence language, then follow the references.

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reading

uncertainty

IPCC

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The only thing we can be sure of about the future is that it will be absolutely fantastic.

— Arthur C. Clarke

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