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Author: Charlotte Weatherill

Rishi Sunak’s climate backlash

August 2, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Guest post by Professor Matthew Paterson, reflecting on whether recent interventions by UK prime minister Rishi Sunak signal a shift…

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Rewild or Re-wilderness: The dangers of colonial masculinities

July 31, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Guest post by Heather Urquhart, a PhD Student at the University of Manchester. Here she expands upon the presentation she…

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Advancing Solar Geoengineering Governance: Key Developments in EU & US Policy Frameworks

July 10, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Guest post by Anthony Calacino, a PhD Candidate at UT-Austin, in which he reflects upon recent steps by the US…

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WISER Symposia Series Reflections: Conversations on Intersectionality and Energy Entanglements

July 7, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

This is the second guest post by Eden Luymes on the Women and Inclusivity in Sustainable Energy Research (WISER) three-part…

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Environmental Politics solidifies its standing in the top-tier of journal rankings

July 5, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Editor-in-Chief John Meyer reflects on the newly released Web of Science Journal Citation Report, in the context of EP’s commitment…

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