Political traction for nature-based solutions is rapidly growing as governments recognize
their role in addressing the simultaneous climate and biodiversity crises. While there has …

This research explores how a new concept, support for energy transition narratives, and
other commonly applied social licence factors influence local acceptance of large-scale …

Rapidly building utility-scale energy infrastructure requires not only public support but also
political will across levels of government. Here we use a conjoint experiment to assess …

Tense global politics, spikes in gas prices and increasingly urgent warnings about climate
change raise questions over the future use of natural gas. UK longitudinal survey data …

Fossil fuel proponents and governments have framed natural gas as a “bridge fuel”
necessary for a smooth global energy transition. However, environmental and climate justice …

Earlier policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the US have often treated natural
gas as a clean fuel due to its higher energy output per unit of carbon dioxide emitted …

Green innovation (also referred to as eco-innovation, environmental innovation, or
sustainable innovation) denotes the organisational creation of new production …

Multiple municipalities in the US have banned natural gas hook-ups in new home
construction. Several state governments have pre-empted those bans. Yet little is known …

This paper examines whether public perceptions of the claimed advantages and
disadvantages of fracking are consistent with an evidence-based assessment of the claimed …

In the context of the global climate crisis, the role the building sector plays in direct
consumption of fossil fuels, especially natural gas, has come under increased scrutiny …