The De Guyter Handbook of Degrowth is out now with incredible contributions from 41 scholars, authors, and activists. Thank you to everyone involved! Here's a thread about what we hope the handbook delivers and what I've learned from editing it. degruyter.com/document/doi/1… 🧵1/12

Vinteren er nu den næstmest nedbørrige siden 1874. Men regulering af forurenende, klima- og miljøbelastende adfærd medfører altid voldsom debat - senest om CO2 afgift på landbruget. Inklusion af klima, miljø og biodiversitet i de økonomiske modeller, som ligger til grund for

Our Nature Connectedness Policy Briefing is available to download now. Find out more here: findingnature.org.uk/2024/03/07/pol…

PhD course this week: Besides todays 'field trips', also lectures and discussion on local and international governance, just transition, ecological economics, public attitudes....

New article out in #EcologicalEconomics (ISEE, ESEEORG): “Problematising degrowth strategising: On the role of compromise, material interests, and coercion” doi.org/10.1016/j.ecol… Summary of some key points below 1/22

The fantastic editor-duo of Alasdair Cochrane and Mara-Daria Cojacaru kept us all on track. Really happy to be part of this publication together with Kymlicka & Donaldson, Charlotte Blattner, Kendra Coulter, Alex Lockwood, Lori Gruen, EricavonEssen & Michael Allen and Christopher Steck, SJ.

Carbon pricing, via a tax or market, still meets resistance. We review main criticisms & find them to ignore relevant theory + evidence. Critics can better contribute to global climate policy by defending proper & uniform implementation of carbon pricing. dx.doi.org/10.1561/101.00…

Very happy to see our transdisciplinary article out on #DisasterRiskReduction #ClimateChange #mitigation #adaptation

And I am happy to have contributed with a short essay on post growth welfare systems as a reflection on this fine article. Be sure to check the rest of the papers in this special issue doi.org/10.1332/275284…

Which climate policies work? Glad to see our paper, led by Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK and others and published in Science, can provide crucial insights. Key messages 1. Mixes>stand-alone 2. There is no one-size fits all approach Study was possible thanks to our climate policy database CAPMF.

I just finished reading this degrowth hit piece everyone's tweeting about. It's a hugely problematic paper. Degrowth is not without flaws. But the problem with this hit piece is that it essentially labels the entire degrowth paradigm as 'unscientific' without much evidence.

Research concludes: doi.org/10.1093/biosci…

Thanks! I do think that our freshly minted paper might be a little interesting for some people thinking about support for sustainability policies. It is a modest contribution to a proliferating literature on socioeconomic cleavages in carbon taxation.

In today’s Vatnik Soup, I’ll discuss the absolute state of X in January 2025. Since its acquisition by Elon Musk, this platform has rapidly transformed into his personal political tool and a breeding ground for hate speech and disinformation. 1/22