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From cultural landscapes to carbon sinks: The semiotics of green extractivism in Ecuador

The Extractive Industries and Society
Craig A. Johnson, Matthew McBurney, Luis Alberto Tuaza   +2 more
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Mapping the Ecological Landscape: A Systematized Review of Climate- and Nature-Related Content in Couple and Family Therapy Literature From 2009 to 2025. [PDF]

Fam Process
Bonagofski AC.
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Skin phototypes, UV exposure, and socioeconomic vulnerability in a region of the Brazilian Amazon. [PDF]

Int J Biometeorol
Alves P, Bourscheidt V, Maquiné GÁ, da Costa RL, Alves VCM, de Melo PRH, Moreira MA.   +6 more
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Green Extractivism in The Atacama Desert: Lithium Mining and Global Societal Challenges

ISEE Conference Abstracts
Maria Elisa Quinteros Caceres, Pablo Ruiz Rudolph, Verónica Iglesias Alamos, Estela Blanco, Sandra Cortés Arancibia, Raquel Jimenez, Rafael Junqueira Buralli, Boris Lucero, María Pia Muñoz, María Teresa Muñoz Quezada, Laura Rodriguez, Karla Yohannessen, John Melendez, Alejandra Donoso, Ramon Balcazar   +14 more
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The coloniality of green extractivism: unearthing decarbonisation by dispossession through the case of nickel

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Green extractivism and financialisation in Mozambique: the case of Gilé National Reserve

Review of African Political Economy, 2022
ABSTRACT With the global environmental crisis intensifying, capitalism has extended the reach of financialisation through the creation of new financial assets that rely on further commodification of nature. Using the case of a national reserve in Mozambique, the paper examines the emergence of green extractivism as a consequence of ...
Natacha Bruna
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The third standpoint: the politics of accommodating to green agrarian extractivism

Third World Quarterly
Extractivism is rife with multiple, dynamic politics. Beyond supporters and challengers, many—arguably most—act to accommodate to the extractivist order as best they can. Grounded in Guatemala’s green agrarian extractivism in the oil palm complex, I theorize this third standpoint and examine who accommodates, why, and how.
Alberto Alonso-Fradejas
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Green Transition's Necropolitics: Inequalities, Climate Extractivism, and Carbon Classes

Antipode
AbstractThis article theorises the processes of colonisation, wealth accumulation, and inequalities creation that the current paradigm of a resource‐hungry green transition enacts on the most vulnerable populations. We suggest that the extractivist logics and related technical fixes are leading to a “climate necropolitics”.
Raphaël Deberdt, Philippe Le Billon
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Transversal Harm and Zemiology: Reconsidering Green Criminology and Mineral Extractivism in Cerro de Pasco, Peru [PDF]

Critical Criminology, 2023
Green criminology has been advancing a focus on environmental crimes and harms. Extending this inquiry into avoidable and avertable environmental harms is a key function of both green criminology and zemiology.
Avi Boukli, Andreas Kotsakis
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