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Working Paper: The role of the state in the politics of disruption and accelerationBy Peter Newell and Abigail Martin, University of Sussex Achieving and replicating rapid transitions that are both far-reaching and unprecedented in terms...
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We need a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty – and we need it nowThe publication of the IPCC special report on global warming of 1.5 degrees concluded that only “rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all...
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Waking-up to adverts promoting polluting lifestylesOvernight the pandemic transformed the way people moved, worked and spent their hard-earned cash. Whole industries, institutions and communities adapted in...
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Unfit, Unfair, Unfashionable: Resizing fashion for a fair consumption spaceA new report by Hot or Cool highlights that current trends in fashion consumption, in particular fast fashion, cannot be maintained if we aim to achieve a...
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Towards a new politics of rapid transitionBy Peter Newell and Abigail Martin, University of Sussex This EIT Climate-KIC Insight brief explores the experiences and approaches to innovation and rapid...
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Towards a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty: Precedents, Pathways and OpeningsIt is clearer than ever that the vast majority of remaining fossil fuels must remain in the ground if humanity is to prevent global temperatures breaching...
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Towards a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty
A new approach is needed to tackle the climate crisis, in which the long overlooked
supply-side of fossil fuels takes centre stage. A crucial aspect of this...
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The staycation is here to stay
Holidays are sacred for many, and have long
been so. When Covid-19 began to spread, the
dramatic growth of global tourism, which had
gone unimpeded since...
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The starring new role of urban micro-mobilityFrom travel restrictions and border closures, to the pedestrianisation of roads and the creation of pop-up cycle lanes, our mobility has been forever...