Publications

Journal article / This paper proposes a novel explanation for why economic output has not historically been decoupled from total energy and material throughput.

Journal article / Analysis of the interplay between transparency and accountability in multilateral climate politics.

Journal article / A discussion of reshaping hydropower governance towards win-win solutions.

Journal article / The authors examine three options that could help emissions trading systems overcome challenges by restricting the flow of units among jurisdictions

Journal article / This research was conducted to determine existing livestock manure management systems and to quantify the extent of pollution through different systems.

Journal article / The water-energy-food nexus has become a popular concept in environmental change research and policy debates.

Journal article / Summary of the International Symposium on Integrated Governance of Large-scale Disaster and Economic Risks, held in Qianhai, Shenzhen, China, May 2017

Journal article / This study uses hierarchical bioclimate zonation as a tool to interpret climate change across different scales in Scotland.

Journal article / Presents a participatory method for generating locally relevant scenarios of future change nested in global climate. With results from the Barents region.

Journal article / This paper uses a range of models to assess future regional scale climate change scenarios for rice production.

Journal article / This article provides an overview of key terms used in citizen science drawn from a broad range of practitioners.

Journal article / Insights from the first international Collaboration for Environmental Evidence (CEE) conference on the state of play in CEE

Journal article / This paper suggests how insights from conflict management can be applied to the practice of systematic reviews and maps.

Journal article / This paper presents insights on how participatory scenario-building processes can create space for dialogue among stakeholders

Journal article / Using the multi-level perspective (MLP), this paper assesses to what degree the sociotechnical regime in Sweden's heat-energy system is stable and locked-in