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Author: Charlotte Weatherill

Turning Climate Action into Economic Threat: The Far Right’s Moral Storytelling

November 4, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this guest post, Till Hilmar discusses the research from his recently published article in Environmental Politics: Cassandra from the far…

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Latest issue, Vol 34, Issue 7 out now, including Symposium: Climate Policy in an Era of Disruption

October 28, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

The latest issue is out now. See below for details of the articles. Symposium: Climate Policy in an Era of Disruption Climate…

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Climate policy opposition and the populist radical right

October 21, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this interview, Håkon Grøn Sælen discusses the research and findings of his recent article in Environmental Politics, co-authored with…

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Call for Social Media Editor

September 28, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Call for expressions of interest: Environmental Politics is seeking a Social Media Editor to join its editorial team.  Environmental Politics…

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How do pioneer cities work to maintain climate action in a context of increasing polarisation of climate policies?

September 23, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this guest post, Jennifer Bergman discusses the research from her recently published article in Environmental Politics: The multilevel governance…

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