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Considering distributive justice as a planning principle helps navigate a diversity of future energy infrastructure designs. [PDF]
Nat CommunLonergan KE, Sansavini G.
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Applied Energy, 2018
Abstract Transitioning electricity generation sectors to renewable energy is a necessary element of climate change mitigation but a challenging one with years of technical and social lock-in creating considerable inertia and a pace of change insufficient to meet the task. Transition management has emerged as a promising approach to proactively manage
George Goddard, Megan A. Farrelly
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Abstract Transitioning electricity generation sectors to renewable energy is a necessary element of climate change mitigation but a challenging one with years of technical and social lock-in creating considerable inertia and a pace of change insufficient to meet the task. Transition management has emerged as a promising approach to proactively manage
George Goddard, Megan A. Farrelly
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Health Justice and Just Transition
Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2022AbstractJust Transition, an organizing and policy framework that has emerged from the climate justice movement, is a powerful upstream response to health disparities created by structural subordination. As the public health field pushes itself to address the “cause of causes” of unjust health disparities, Just Transition offers new possibilities for ...
Aysha, Pamukcu, Angela P, Harris
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Conclusion: Just an Energy Transition—Or a Just Transition?
2019A just and sustainable energy transition in South Africa would entail not only the active mobilization of affected community members in developing energy and infrastructure at scales, in communities, and from sources that have been thus far neglected.
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Proceedings of the 2022 IFSA conference (Evora, Spain)
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Proceedings of the 2022 IFSA conference (Evora, Spain)
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