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Power and politics: the elephant in the room in sustainability debates

Posted on by Sandra Pointel — No Comments ↓

This year will see the culmination of two major global agreements for climate change and development. From 30 November to 11 December, worldwide negotiators will gather in Paris at the 21st Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework…

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New research project to investigate how communities can tackle fuel poverty – the silent killer

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New research to be conducted on the issue of fuel poverty will help researchers, policy makers and the third sector to understand how community groups can reach the vulnerable and what potential impact local activities could have. Dr Mari Martiskainen from…

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Osborne’s long-game? The politics behind the down-scaling of low-carbon policies

Posted on by Nora Blascsok — 4 Comments ↓

by Frank Geels and Victoria Johnson. Within weeks of the newly elected Conservative government coming into power, the down-scaling of low-carbon policies began. The Green Deal, binned earlier this week, is the latest victim of the post-election cull which has…

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Energy Performance Certificates and renting in Brighton – From “nice to know” to improved houses?

Posted on by Paula Kivimaa — 4 Comments ↓
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Usually as a researcher I base my insights on the research and systematic empirical studies I carry out. However, on this particular occasion, the insights are of a more personal nature. Having started to do research on building energy efficiency…

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Paris warms up for climate event of the decade – Our Common Future under Climate Change

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People on stage at the Our Common Future Under Climate Change conference

Last week, more than 2000 climate change researchers gathered in Paris for the ‘Our Common Future under Climate Change’ conference, an enormous and prestigious event as part of the preparations for the COP21 climate negotiations in Paris later this year.…

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