NEW from CSSN scholar Sharon Yadin: "Regulatory Shaming and the Problem of Corporate Climate Obstruction"
Read it here: https://harvardjol.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2023/06/Yadin.pdf
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Dan HirschmanQ for climate scholars: has anyone written a history of Stanford's Energy Modeling Forum? How it got started, how it operates, how it's been funded, its role in climate debates, anything like that? Thanks!
The Climate Obstruction in 2023 is one week away! Register: https://conference2023.cssn.org/e/cssnconference2023
Climate Obstruction in 2023 | May 31 - Jun 2
Why This Conference? The effort to address climate change has been inadequate, in spite of decades of work and growing certainty on the science, technology, and policy solutions. A key reason for the lack of progress in developing local, national and global governance adequate to the problem ...
On May 31 - June 2, join the Climate Social Science Network conference on Climate Obstruction in 2023 #climateobstruction https://conference2023.cssn.org/e/cssnconference2023
Climate Obstruction in 2023 | May 31 - Jun 2
Why This Conference? The effort to address climate change has been inadequate, in spite of decades of work and growing certainty on the science, technology, and policy solutions. A key reason for the lack of progress in developing local, national and global governance adequate to the problem ...
On May 31 - June 2, join the Climate Social Science Network conference on Climate Obstruction in 2023 #climateobstruction https://conference2023.cssn.org/e/cssnconference2023
Climate Obstruction in 2023 | May 31 - Jun 2
Why This Conference? The effort to address climate change has been inadequate, in spite of decades of work and growing certainty on the science, technology, and policy solutions. A key reason for the lack of progress in developing local, national and global governance adequate to the problem ...
What role can land play in climate mitigation, and how are net zero pledges that depend on land-based carbon offsets undermining climate justice? Mark your calendars for our upcoming webinar w/ authors of the Land Gap report! For more info & to register: https://www.iatp.org/event/mind-gap-national-climate-pledges-overstep-available-land
Mind the Gap! National climate pledges overstep on available land
Nations, companies, and other institutions are responding to the accelerating climate crisis challenge by making net-zero pledges. But the magnitude of the transformation required has led these net-zero pledges to rely heavily on carbon offsets. Offsets attempt to make good an emission in one place or sector with some kind of carbon (or carbon equivalent) capture elsewhere. Land-based carbon sequestration has become an increasingly common component of net-zero pledges.
The go-to toxicologist hired by the American Gas Association to defend gas stoves previously worked for Philip Morris.
Nice @[email protected] scoop:
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/29/climate/gas-stove-health.html
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/AlexCKaufman/status/1620148931098189832
Opportunity: 2023 International Joint Initiative for Research in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Competition https://www.sshrc-crsh.gc.ca/funding-financement/nfrf-fnfr/international/2023/competition-concours-eng.aspx
From CSSN scholar @[email protected]: "A COP of Unmet Expectations" https://republic.com.ng/december-22-january-23/the-disappointment-of-cop27/