In recent years, perhaps the two most prominent debates in geography on issues of
biodiversity conservation have hinged upon, firstly, the positive and negative social impacts …

Is charcoal a sustainable energy source in Africa? This is a crucial question, given
charcoal's key importance to urban energy. In today's dominant policy narrative–the …

Part of a broader interest in the escalating securitization of conservation practice, scholars
are beginning to take note of an emerging relationship between conservation–securitization …

This article identifies an emerging faultline in critical geography and political ecology
scholarship by reviewing recent debates on three neoliberal environmental governance …

This article takes on the political and contested nature of forest carbon accounting via three
“points of engagement” that articulate forest carbon initiatives as representations of tradable …

This paper offers a critical assessment of REDD+ in Nigeria through a political ecology
perspective. Focusing on questions of property rights and resource access, it maps the …

Abstract The 2015 United Nations Paris Agreement on Climate reinforces actions to
conserve and enhance forests as carbon reservoirs. A decade after sub-national …

ABSTRACT On November 2014, the first Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC)
consultation was called for the Eólica del Sur wind project in Juchitán de Zaragoza, Mexico …

Environmental crisis narratives escalate around the world. Their production and
consequences demand scholarly attention. Drawing on the analytical tools of political …

The large social and environmental footprint of rising investor demand for Africa's farmland
has in recent years become a much-examined area of enquiry. This has produced a rich …