Digital Participatory Planning outlines developments in the field of digital planning and
designs and trials a range of technologies, from the use of apps and digital gaming through …

Intensive livestock production in the UK is spatially concentrated in certain counties where
its proliferation has triggered increasing controversy over multiple impacts and externalities …

We employ a mixed-method approach to analyse four forms of formal public participation in
decision-making on shale development in the UK–planning, environmental permitting …

Global energy policies embracing a transition to unconventional oil and gas development
are hallmarks of many developed nations. Among these, the United Kingdom has framed the …

Planning systems developed through the period of 'normative','third way'neoliberalism were
critiqued as being 'post-political'. Planning systems were developed that bypassed political …

Youth perspectives on energy interventions are rarely sought or acted on in local and
national policy, despite the stake young people have in the future created by today's energy …

The expansion of fracking, an intensive form of hydrocarbon extraction, has been met with
increasing public hostility, spanning a diverse range of interests and political allegiances …

This study documents and analyses the social impacts of fracking and natural gas
developments across five locations in England. The primary data were derived from …

In the twenty-first century, the energy landscape is changing as nations begin to transition
away from conventional fossil fuels. To ensure continuity of supply, however, new …

Is it possible to curtail flaring in the Williston basin while simultaneously sequestering carbon
dioxide, harvesting economic quantities of natural gas liquids, helium and other valuable …