This paper proposes an alternative approach to addressing the complex problems of climate
change caused by greenhouse gas emissions. The author, who won the 2009 Nobel Prize …

The management of carbon emissions holds some prospect for challenging sustainable
development as the organising principle of socio‐environmental regulation. This paper …

This article aims to critically review the concept of resilience and to assess how it might be
used both to understand and to evaluate local government responses to climate change …

Purpose–This paper aims to consider how climate change performance is measured and
accounted for within the performance framework for local authority areas in England …

Climate policy is typically seen as informed by scientific evidence that anthropogenic carbon
emissions require reducing in order to avoid dangerous consequences. However …

This article analyses how national governments seek to enrol different subjects and objects
in energy-carbon restructuring. It takes analysis beyond consideration of particular …

Background: Cities play a significant role globally in creating carbon emissions but, as
centers of major population, innovation and social practice, they also offer important …

Government and industry increasingly recognise the need to develop a more circular,
resource efficient and bioeconomy that is less dependent on fossil resources. Industrial …

The machinery of governance to address climate change at the sub-national level in
England continues to evolve. Drawing on documentary evidence and the views of civil …

The engagement of UK local authorities is vital if national government is to meet its climate
change commitments. However, with no mandatory targets at local government level, other …