Joe Ravetz reviews experience from ‘CURE-1’ (Centre for Urban & Regional Ecology), and the prospects for ‘CURE-2’ – Centre for Urban Resilience & Energy. The text is based on an editorial for the Special Issue on ‘Urban Ecology and Resilience’, Town and Country Planning, October 2013.
Author: saskapetrova
Another CURE-led call for papers for 2014 AAG: Energy and the socioecological production of space
Visitors to this blog may be interested in this call for papers for the Annual Meeting of the Association of American … More
The rise of the networked ghetto
Continuing our series of guest contributions about energy poverty in the Balkans, Rosalina Babourkova reflects on issues around electricity use … More
Research on energy poverty in Greece – update
The EVENT project commenced its programme of activities during July and August. These were undertaken amidst an atmosphere of rising … More
Revamping urban-energy.org
As of today, this site has a new structure – from our initial aim to act as an information vehicle … More
A short report from Brazil: The relevance of energy issues to the recent protests
By Saska Petrova When we planned last month’s research visit to Brazil, Stefan Bouzarovski and I did not intend for it … More
New project: Energy vulnerability and alternative economies in Northern Greece
The 15th of July will see the start of the EVENT project (Energy vulnerability and alternative economies in Northern Greece), … More
New papers by members of the EVALUATE project team
By Saska Petrova Petrova S, Gentile M, Mäkinen I H, Bouzarovski S, 2013, Perceptions of thermal comfort and housing quality: Exploring the microgeographies of … More
Health and well-being impacts of energy efficiency
By Saska Petrova Followers of this blog may be interested in the presentations and outcomes associated with the Roundtable on … More
Call for participants – Energy vulnerability seminar in Manchester
By Saska Petrova A very limited number of places are still available for this three-day seminar at the University of … More
People and Energy Collective 