A systematic review was conducted of the peer-reviewed, social science literature on the
strategic action of coalitions and social movements involved in oil-and-gas pipeline conflicts …

While controversial plans for fossil fuel pipeline-building continue across Indigenous lands
without consent, how are visual practices–including watching and witnessing–serving as …

Indigenous communities in Canada are at high risk of suffering damage from, and
disproportionately impacted by pipeline spills. However, historically their opposition to …

An abundant literature has developed to examine the conditions under which contentious
opposition emerges to oil pipeline development. In this article, we compare the process to …

This article analyzes the permitting proceeding for the capacity expansion of the Dakota
Access and Energy Transfer Crude Oil Pipelines in Illinois. Drawing on field research …

Abstract Illinois passed the Energy Transition Act (ie, the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act or
CEJA) in 2021, which established clean energy mandates with an emphasis on social …

Climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate and decisive action to ensure a
sustainable future. To reduce CO2 emissions and speed up the transition to net-zero …

As an important field, energy trade significantly impacts China and the United States. Energy
and climate policies in the US impact China's energy industry differently. Climate and energy …

Transitioning to a clean energy economy will require expanded energy infrastructure. An
equitable, or just, transition further requires the recognition of the people and communities …

The concept of epistemic injustice derives from philosopher Miranda Fricker's seminal 2007
monograph Epistemic Injustice: Power and the Ethics of Knowing and has gone on to be …