Property will cost us the earth The science on climate change has been clear for a very long
time now. Yet despite decades of appeals, mass street protests, petition campaigns, and …

Despite renewed efforts to combat climate change, it remains uncertain how economies will
achieve emission reduction by 2050. Among different decarbonisation strategies …

Climate activists have recently engaged in widely publicized acts of politically motivated
lawbreaking. This article identifies and critically analyzes two seemingly overlap** but in …

Climate change is as much a sociopolitical phenomenon as it is a geophysical one. Beyond
contentious domestic politics and the intricacies of global climate governance, evinced by …

Since 2018, climate mobilizations have been sha** political life in Europe. Young people
are at the heart of this mobilization, both because of their massive nationwide presence in …

This thesis is an ethnographic study of life with oil and gas in Hammerfest, the first petroleum
town in Finnmark, and of what role this town plays and is cast as in narratives of petroleum …

This article engages governance visions for green urbanism and sustainability through the
concept of “industrial regionalism”. Bringing together emerging research on the importance …

Abstract Indigenous Peoples in Canada and around the world have, for years, used
blockades and direct action when alternative means of asserting their rights have failed. The …

Climate change disproportionately impacts vulnerable communities. For some of the most
vulnerable, these impacts have and will continue to force them to move within and across …

Reproductive justice is in essence an intersectional theory emerging from the experiences of
women of color whose multiple communities experience a complex set of reproductive …