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Competencies and Ethical Governance for Psychedelic‑Assisted Therapies: A Practice‑Embedded Quality‑Improvement Framework

Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, Volume 32, Issue 5, August 2026.
ABSTRACT Rationale Psychedelic‑assisted therapy (PaT) is a rapidly expanding practice area that spans multiple disciplines and regulated and unregulated settings, without shared ownership by any single profession. As a result, training and service delivery are advancing more rapidly than the development and evaluation of research‑informed governance ...
Shannon Dames, Keith Williams, Allan Campbell, Wes Taylor, Marti Harder, Michelle Gagnon, Geraldine Manson, Pamela Kryskow   +7 more
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Threatened sustainability: extractivist tendencies in the forest-based bioeconomy in Finland. [PDF]

Sustain Sci, 2023
Holz JR.
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The coloniality of green extractivism

This article elaborates on the notion of "decarbonisation by dispossession" in order to shed light on the contradictory character of capital-driven energy transitions. First, we suggest conceptualising "decarbonisation" as a "socio-ecological fix" to intersecting, climate-induced crises of accumulation and hegemony, aimed at saving capital rather than ...
Andreucci, Diego||, García López, Gustavo||, Radhuber, Isabella||, Conde, Marta||, Voskoboynik, Daniel M., Farrugia, J. D., Zografos, Christos||   +6 more
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Unraveling the colonialities of climate change and action

Journal of Political Ecology
In this introduction to the special section on the Colonialities of climate change and action we provide a conceptual mapping that can help us engage critically with existing approaches to thinking and acting in the context of climate change.
Benno Fladvad, Diego Silva-Garzón, Laura Gutierrez Escobar, Martina Hasenfratz, Nathalia Hernández Vidal, Nelsa De la Hoz   +5 more
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Balancing green ambitions and human rights: forced displacement risk in the context of EU sustainability policies

Frontiers in Political Science
Lithium (Li) has been identified in European Union (EU) just and equitable energy transition policies supported by the European Green Deal (EDG) as key in energy storage.
Sebastián Preller Bórquez, Colleen Boland, Colleen Boland, Cristina Blasi Casagran   +3 more
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Microbiomes associated with Coffea arabica and Coffea canephora in four different floristic domains of Brazil. [PDF]

Sci Rep, 2023
Veloso TGR, da Silva MCS, Moreira TR, da Luz JMR, Moreli AP, Kasuya MCM, Pereira LL.   +6 more
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Legitimising lithium mining: Global energy transition and green developmentalism in Jujuy, Argentina

European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies
The global green energy transition towards a low-carbon economy via decarbonisation is in-creasing the demand for and exploitation of so-called critical resources, including lithium.
Felix Malte Dorn, Kristina Dietz
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Disputes of decarbonization – Ecuador between green extractivism and green state transformation

The rise of national Green New Deals and net-zero policies suggests the emergence of green states as ecological stewards and facilitators of socio-economic transformations. However, current proposals face criticism for primarily focusing on decarbonization and the energy transition. The increasing demand for minerals gives way to a novel form of “green
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Harnessing Africa's renewable potential with an integrated framework for energy justice and climate resilience

Discover Sustainability
Africa’s renewable energy transition presents both a vital opportunity and a complex challenge shaped by deep-rooted structural barriers and global power asymmetries.
Kudzanayi Chiteka, Christopher Enweremadu   +1 more
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Some (relatively) new conceptual ‘frames’ supplementing the study of human capital in rural sociology

RUDN journal of Sociology
The article continues the authors’ thoughts about the necessary conceptual frameworks that would help rural sociology provide more reliable insights and data in the study of such a relatively new (in the conceptual-analytical perspective) social ...
A. M. Nikulin, I. V. Trotsuk
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