Energy's central place in economic, political and social systems—and the broad impacts that
energy choices have on the natural world and public health—mean that new technologies …

To develop and apply goals for future sustainability, we must consider what people care
about and what motivates them to engage in solving sustainability issues. Sense of place …

The ability of individuals and groups to identify, assess, and pursue alternative possible
futures is an essential component of their ability to deliberately and collectively respond to …

The rapid increase in unconventional natural gas (UNG) development in the United States
during the past decade has brought wells and related infrastructure closer to population …

Although shale energy development can bring infusions of money and jobs to local
communities, an array of risks to community-level assets and institutions is also possible …

Research indicates that local energy projects may disrupt different dimensions of people's
sense of place, such as place attachment, causing local resistance within a community …

This review describes the infrastructural elements of the socio-technical system of power
supply based on renewables and the role of landscape concerns in decision-making about …

In this article, we examine framing effects regarding unconventional oil and gas extraction
using hydraulic fracturing (or fracking): an issue involving considerable controversy over …

Understanding the factors influencing community acceptance of renewable energy projects
such as offshore wind farms is important for achieving a transition to low carbon energy …

Mounting evidence suggests that a large portion of the world's fossil fuel reserves will have
to remain in the ground to prevent dangerous climate change. Yet, the fossil fuel industry …