In 2019, the climate emergency entered mainstream debates. The normative frame of
climate justice as conceived in academia, policy arenas, and grassroots action, although …

The extremely uneven and inequitable impacts of climate change mean that differently-
located people experience, respond to, and cope with the climate crisis and related …

The climate emergency demands that principles and practices of justice and injustice, harm,
loss, suffering, and hope are revisited, to encompass both the human and the natural world …

In our world of fractured truths, unparalleled disparities and technological wizardry, it is vital
that we interrogate the largely unquestioned political axioms that have brought us to the …

In this paper I explore the possibility of the feminist ethic of care to enhance urban theory by
placing emphasis upon our collective interdependence and responsibility to one another. As …

In these regenerative times prompted by the Anthropocene, Aboriginal voices are situated to
draw on ancient wisdom for local learning and to share information across the globe as …

This piece explores the work and entanglements of our research collective, formed in 2016.
First, we collectively articulate the ethos and the motivations that inform the ways in which …

Theories of climate justice retain a persistent tension between transcorporeal entanglement
and coherent individuality. The ontology of bodily separation required for accountability for …

New engagements between humans and with the environment are vitally necessary in this
perilous period of intensified environmental change. Climate change policy interventions …

In this era of climate crisis, weather, once deemed the ultimate 'natural'force within dominant
Western accounts, is being deeply (re) considered. Yet these (re) considerations often …