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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90048-3tical and economic contexts will outline the emerging frontiers of the energy transition. This chapter looks at the challenges of escaping the carbon lock-in using an analytical framework where the interplay between agents and the nexus—climate commitments, energy security and justice—is analysed wi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90275-3, India and Australia coupled with the heat waves in Europe amongst others. Hence, having recognized the dangers inherent in climate change, several mechanisms have been put in place to tackle the?challenges of climate change with the most prominent of them being the United Nations Framework Convent

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A Changing Paradigm for Caribbean Universities: Climate Change Mitigation, Sustainability, and Poli seen as the cornerstone in the change of minds on which sustainable initiatives can be accomplished. Furthermore, the ideas generated through this research can be utilized by stakeholders (e.g., leaders, staff, professors, and students) in higher education for a new ecological design in education s

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What Can Environmental Disasters Teach us About Grievances? A GIS Analysis,ion, it is not sufficient for protest to develop or grow. This is in line?with the theoretical expectation that grievances alone are not enough to mobilize people for protest. Whether sudden?grievances serve as a prominent mobilizing factor or not depends on their meaning, rooted in the values that

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Renewale Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation,II to the fifth assessment report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change. IPCC, Geneva, Switzerland, 151 pp, .). Similar way with these reports, I will investigate climate change and argue ways of mitigation of climate change and renewable energy strategies of climate change mitigation and

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