Titlebook: A critical approach to the social acceptance of renewable energy infrastructures; Going beyond green g Susana Batel,David Rudolph Book 2021

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Early Period of Planned Digging in Anyang,beyond individualist and positivist methodologies. Many energy-related behaviours, much like the landscapes in which they play out, are recursively recreated and institutionalized as they are enacted, limiting the emergence and success of alternatives. We believe that quantitative methods—particular

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The Economy: Agriculture and Artifacts, infrastructures. We first critically review social acceptance literature on the visual impacts of renewable energy technologies (RET) to propose the disentanglement of its three interrelated dimensions: individual/positional, community/local and socio-cultural/institutional. We then suggest that so

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Worship of Ancestors and Other Spirits,uel+. Raw material resource extraction for so-called renewable energy development relates to spreading socio-ecological degradation. Recognizing the supply chain costs for “renewable energy” as well as the socio-ecological impact of implementing wind parks, the chapter contends that fossil fuel+ is

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Worship of Ancestors and Other Spirits,ies around, renewable energy technologies (RET). We use the ANT lens to unpack the construction of otherwise black-boxed concepts within the social acceptance (SA) literature. We do so through three empirical snapshots, inquiring into the black-boxed constructs of ‘landscapes’, ‘resources’ and ‘stak

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Decorative Art of the Yin-Shang Dynasty,on between our practice and the way in which we conceptualize social acceptance. We do so based on our own work about French onshore wind power development over the past fifteen years. We examine the factors that influenced the course of our research work, we retrospectively distinguish between thre

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0111-8 and critical studies of power in transition studies to reveal provincial polyphasia. Fossil fuel rich Alberta is home to thelargest oil sands deposit and third greatest crude reserves?in the world, and also has some of the best wind and solar resources in the nation. We follow community energy acto