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Author: Charlotte Weatherill

A critical realist account of relationality and multispecies justice

December 18, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this interview, Julian van Vugt discusses the research and findings of his recent article in Environmental Politics, co-authored with…

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Why the Populist Right Is Not Always Anti-Climate

December 10, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this guest post, Luis Harrison discusses the research from his recently published article in Environmental Politics: Climate populism: the…

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Fighting Against the Fossil Fuel Industry While Leading a Life Enabled by It

December 4, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this guest post, Sakari Säynäjoki and Otto Snellman discuss the research from their recently published article in Environmental Politics:…

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Farewell interview from departing editor, Sherilyn MacGregor

November 7, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Editor with Environmental Politics since 2020, Sherilyn MacGregor is now ending her tenure. In this interview she reflects on her time…

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Internal city climate leadership: Creating meaning from dilemmas

November 5, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this guest post, Mads Leth Jakobsen, Helle Ørsted Nielsen, Oluf Gøtzsche-Astrup, and Daniel Skov Gregersen discuss the research from…

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9 Oct

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Environmental Politics

@env_pol ·
9 Oct

New article!

A multiscalar framework for assessing climate politics from a justice perspective: the case of Denmark by Salvatore Paolo De Rosa and colleagues.

https://doi.org/10.1080/09644016.2026.2717841

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Environmental Politics

@env_pol ·
7 Oct

New book review!

Climate politics: can’t live with it, can’t mitigate without it by Caroline Kuzemko.

Reviewed by Yeqi Jin.

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https://doi.org/10.1080/09644016.2026.2714723

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