A growing number of cities are preparing for climate change by developing adaptation
plans, but little is known about how these plans and their implementation affect the …

Background Climate change research has established general requirements for policy and
policymaking: transformational changes in policy and policymaking to foster 'climate justice' …

Climate justice is explained and explored in relation to how decisions about the built
environment in the climate context intersect with human wellbeing. Key features in the built …

This special issue considers the relationship between energy, capitalism, and space through
the lens of electricity capital. Electricity capital is the nexus of state, regulatory, and financial …

Emission pathways consistent with limiting temperature increase to 1.5° C raise pressing
questions from an equity perspective. These pathways would limit impacts and benefit …

This article examines the contradictions and possibilities of “nature as accumulation
strategy” in light of the breakdown of accumulation in emissions trading and carbon …

Market-based instruments (MBIs) have emerged as a popular approach to balance
development and conservation objectives. However, their ability to accomplish this is often …

This article contributes a systematically approached, up-to-date synthesis of the current
literature on ethics and carbon pricing. This is the first study on this topic performed using …

This paper explores the implications of carbon-taxing policies on food supply chain
affordability and competitiveness in Canada. Initiated with Alberta's 2007 carbon levy …

Recent years have seen significant academic attention to conceptualizing climate justice
and how its ideas might be mobilized in political debates on climate policy. This article …