Anthropogenic climate change has been presented as the archetypal global problem,
identified by the slow work of assembling a global knowledge infrastructure, and demanding …

Several studies have been using quantified consensus within climate science as an
argument to foster climate policy. Recent efforts to communicate such scientific consensus …

Payments for carbon services (C-PFES) is a mechanism used to meet national emission
reduction targets via either forest protection or reforestation. However, while carbon is a …

Ecosystem services (ES) are increasingly used as the conceptual driver for conservation
and development actions, largely following from the influential Millennium Ecosystem …

Climate change and the associated need to decarbonize pose not just risks to cultures but
potential opportunities for cultural experimentation, renewal, and economic dynamism. An …

Recent research has shed light on the various tradeoffs involved in carbon forestry, ie the
pursuit of international forestry projects to help mitigate climate change. This article …

Environmental governance relies on the translation of socioecological knowledge across
disciplines and cultural–political boundaries. Comparatively few studies have, however …

Abstract 1 In recent years, the search for regulatory regimes in order to effectively address
human induced climate change have become a prominent political and academic issue …

The formation of local carbon knowledge is central to the meaningful participation of
communities in the land-based carbon projects which have become widespread in pursuit of …

This study aimed at uncovering the processes and dynamics that institutionalized
sustainable development into the voluntary carbon market institution. This was done by …