This paper presents the findings from a social impact assessment conducted in the city of Umeå, Sweden.
Based on a wide literature review, this paper proposes a comprehensive wildlife value framework (WVF).
This perspective examines the implications of the global cost-of-living crisis and whether surging prices will speed up or delay a green energy transition.
About 40% of the Swedish population appears to be at greater risk from the adverse wealth and access effects related to a low-carbon transition.
A long-term partnership with lawmakers in Nairobi ushers in a Air Quality Policy and Air Quality Bill for Kenya's capital, reducing air pollution and deaths.
This paper investigates the demand-side aspects of a just low-carbon transition, with a focus on the transport and food sectors in Sweden.