Professor @ExeterGeography | IPCC WG3 Lead Author | Chair Devon Net Zero Task Force | Director @_ACCESSnetwork | Place and Participation in Energy Transitions
For twenty years, place concepts have been used to understand energy infrastructure siting. This new systematic review paper critically assesses the state of current knowledge. Thanks @AdamPeacockGeog
https://t.co/7SkSik4FsW @ExeterGeography@GSI_Exeter
✈️Many universities have declared environment and climate emergencies and have values-statements that reference ecological care.
Yet shifting practices, systems and policies is challenging, as flying has become so entwined with research and education https://t.co/wqPMFcz1a0
Open access to 'best of' 25 years of excellent social science research in the Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning. Great to see our 2010 paper on 'Community Benefits and Bribes' with Gordon Walker and Noel Cass featured!
https://t.co/l6jhGr2qXz
@_ACCESSnetwork announces new funding for three #EnvironmentalSocialScience research projects. Together they examine & evaluate opportunities to encourage people to get more involved in #climateaction. ACCESS | Announcing Round 2 Flex Fund awardees (https://t.co/JiEDSY3peD)🧵1/4
Professor Patrick Devine-Wright (@PDevinewright) asks 'What are the narratives around net zero?' and what kind of vision do we want for the future?
Catch-up on the recent Critical Conversation: https://t.co/tK6A2MnfJx
A new @_ACCESSnetwork report highlights how the UK can accelerate its journey to #NetZero#FollowtheSocialScience identifying 3 key steps & 8 recommendations.
ACCESS | Making a Net Zero Society: Follow the Social Science (https://t.co/JiEDSY3peD) 🧵1/9
Celebrating @UniofExeter@ExeterGeography PhD graduation day with two excellent students of offshore wind energy - socio-spatial and policy dimensions - @JP Roux (with baby!) and @Zoe Chateau both from the @ItnMistral programme
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Shame to see UK media perpetuating inaccurate and unhelpful 'NIMBY' discourse about onshore wind - journalists need to follow social science evidence and avoid outdated stereotypes https://t.co/BykIwmSqhb
Why are there no experts from the Social Sciences or Humanities - disciplines like Political Science, Geography, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology - on @theCCCuk? It's not like we're short of world-leading experts in those fields @lwhitmarsh@harrietbulkeley@BenjaminSovaco1
Our annual Progress Report is out today. The country’s 2030 target is at risk. It’s not too late to get back on track but now the Government needs to take urgent action in the next year.
Let’s take a closer look at the analysis ->🧵
Thrilled to be part of a great team of @UniofExeter researchers for a new research project on Place-based Sustainability Conflicts with local and national partners @_ACCESSnetwork
We're supporting new research to boost environmental resilience, wellbeing, and sustainability.
🌊 £14.8M Resilient Coastal Communities & Seas with @UKRI_News@ahrcpress@NERCscience & @DefraGovUK
🏡 £9.5M Place-based Sustainability Research
More: https://t.co/5q96V4Nf4n
Thrilled that 2010 paper with Noel Cass and Gordon Walker has been selected for 25th anniversary issue of Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning. "Good Neighbours, Public Relations, and Bribes: The Politics and Perceptions of Community Benefit Provision" - still relevant!
Thanks @SaffronJONeill - Interesting findings @mmildenberger! Could the recommendation for follow-up qual research be made more confidently? I am not sure tentative words like 'suggest' and 'may' do #socialsciences or #qualitative research much good
Flood risk maps shown to have unintended consequence - they *reduced* concern about future SLR.
"Overall, our results speak to the urgent need to empirically test all features of public climate communication campaigns"
Hear hear!
@mmildenberger et al.
https://t.co/UjCAPxbIzR
Off to a new chapter in life - super excited to join @ECEHH as Professor of Environment & Human Health & Centre Director. And what better way to travel to Cornwall for my first day on campus than the sleeper train!!??