Mitigating global warming requires the rapid deployment of renewable energy (RE) systems
throughout all parts of the world economy. A crucial step for such deployments is the …

The dominant narrative in the affluent west is that climate change poses an “existential
threat” and very rapid cuts in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and hence fossil fuel use …

Transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy is fundamental for halting anthropogenic
climate change. However, renewable energy facilities can be land‐use intensive and impact …

New legal arrangements for the aggregation of distributed generation and demand are
required for the future electricity grid so as to increase flexibility, resilience, citizens' …

Despite the trade-offs between renewable energy development, land use, humans, and
wildlife, wind and solar development continues to transform the western US into a green …

Simple Summary Wind turbines can affect bird populations by causing mortality when birds
collide with turbine blades or displacement when the individuals move permanently to other …

Climate change mitigation will trigger major changes in human activity, energy systems, and
material use, potentially shifting pressure from climate change to other environmental …

Green–green dilemmas are particularly challenging since they involve two desirable goals,
yet with detrimental counter-effects. Although wind energy production is to some desirable …

Global wind power expansion raises concerns about its potential impact on plant biomass
production (PBP). Using a high-dimensional fixed effects model, this study reveals …

Concern around the employment impacts of climate mitigation policies can be a contentious
and politized issue, with potentially limiting implications for climate action. It persists despite …