📢 New paper in NATURE SUSTAINABILITY: Based on 2-yr meta-analysis, involving 61 international experts, we conclude that the UN #SDGs haven’t had much impact so far. ⬇️ Here’s what we have found in detail:🧵 nature.com/articles/s4189…

In “The Unbearable Lightness of Climate Populism” Erik Swyngedouw argues that via "fetishistic disavowal" #climate discourse produces a particular form of populism that obscures the power relations responsible for the growth of greenhouse gas emissions. bit.ly/3uWZQyC

Should we politicize #climatechange or not? Great to see this out! All articles are now online and the entire special issue on climate #populism and #democracy will be out soon. Thanks to all contributors, reviewers, Environmental Politics, John Meyer! TU Darmstadt bit.ly/3Onv7l7

Here is an easy read on why the #ParisAgreement is not enough to solve the #ClimateEmergency. Thanks to my favorite co-authors Julia Grimm and Cornelia Fast and thanks to @AdvSciNews for putting our thoughts into non-academic words. TU Darmstadt advancedsciencenews.com/facing-the-ris…

How can we act on climate change, although it might already be too late to avoid the #ClimateCrisis? In a new article, Joost de Moor and I discuss how climate activists deal with this temporal contradiction. TU Darmstadt, Sciences Po authors.elsevier.com/c/1gGBi3pILaAm…

Interested in #climatepolicy? Join us virtually on June 10 to launch the Elgar Encyclopedia of Climate Policy (e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/elgar…), a freshly released compendium featuring 89 articles by 101 authors. Register here: american.swoogo.com/climatechange Daniel J. Fiorino TU Darmstadt American University