Blog archive
Browse our extensive range of blog posts from previous years.
2016
- How is ‘Devo Manc’ reshaping Greater Manchester’s transport infrastructure and who is doing it? by Mike Hodson and Andrew McMeekin (6 October)
- Could smart cities be smarter about inequality? by Joe Blakey (16 May)
- Go ask ‘Gladys’: Why gender matters in energy consumption research by Sherilyn MacGregor (8 March)
- SCI workshop with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences by Dan Welch (18 January)
- Let’s eat out more! Re-configuring a feminist vision for a sustainable future by Luke Yates (5 January)
- The environmental threat of small households: six reasons to think again by Jessica Paddock and Alan Warde (5 January)
- Citizens arrests and 7-metre dinosaurs: The history of UN climate summit protests by Marc Hudson (4 January)
2015
- Talking and laughing together about the sensitive dynamics of mundane everyday practices by Alison Browne (10 December)
- Managing water demand by Alison Browne (2 September)
- Osborne’s long-game? The politics behind the down-scaling of low-carbon policies by Frank Geels with Victoria Johnson (27 July)
- Food waste transitions by Dan Welch (6 July)
- Tales from a well-wrapped historian: smart meters and the management of heating by Anna Carlsson-Hyslop (17 March)
- Distributing power: Can the UK transition to a 50% distributed low carbon electricity system? by Victoria Johnson (26 February)
2014
- ‘Food for thought’ workshop by Dan Welch (10 December)
- Sustainable consumption and behaviour change by Alan Warde (6 November)
- Efficiency in washing machines mask laundry’s continuing sustainability problem by Luke Yates and David Evans (9 October)
- The food waste crisis by Joanne Swaffield (25 June )
- Give local authorities more freedom to deliver sustainable cities by Sally Gee and Elvira Uyarra (21 May)
- Towards sustainable consumption: Start by reframing the questions by Daniel Welch and Nicola Spurling (22 April)
- Back to the future; the recurring patterns of flooding in the UK by Anna Carlsson-Hyslop (16 April)
- Pressure to cook and ‘eat properly’ leads to more food waste than Bogofs by David Evans and Daniel Welch (10 April)
- Fast water versus slow water: Fragmentation in adaptation and resilience to flooding and water scarcity in Somerset UK by Alison Browne (4 February)
2013
- ‘We just need a really good drought’ – The difficulty of adaptation in the context of extremes by Alison Browne (3 October)
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