Abstract The Paris Agreement's 2° C objective requires that more than 80% of all proven
fossil fuel reserves become stranded resources, and investments in such resources may …

Environmentalist, Indigenous, and agrarian and food justice movements that mobilize across
and beyond national borders are demanding recognition and participation in debates and …

The world's largest deposits of lithium lie in brines found underneath salt flats in the desert
between Chile, Argentina and Bolivia. Globally, lithium may reduce fossil fuel use by making …

Abstract The 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change implicitly requires phasing out fossil
fuels; such a phase out may cost hundreds of trillions of dollars and induce widespread …

Political ecologists focus on power relations across scales to develop assessments of
systems that produce and maintain crises, such as the overlapping conjunctural crises of the …

Innovation has been central to development. Yet most assumptions around innovation stem
from values derived by capitalist economies such as growth, individualism, and competition …

Mining disrupts: it ruptures the boundary between the surface and the sub‐surface, it upsets
pre‐existing modes of living on the surface, it changes biogeochemical, social and …

A systematic and theoretically informed analysis of how extractive industries affect health
outcomes and health inequities is overdue. Informed by the work of Saskia Sassen on …

Drawing on fieldwork in three Andean regions of Peru, this article analyses the capacity of
corporate social responsibility (CSR) to reduce mining-related violence in rural communities …

Over the past two decades, civil society advocacy to improve plastics governance has been
surging across the global South. This diverse, fragmented, bottom-up advocacy is now a key …