Harriet Thomson, Cait Robinson and Neil Simcock contributed to the University of Manchester’s ‘On Energy’ publication
Category Archives: New publications
New policy brief from EVALUATE project
A new EVALUATE policy brief on the lived experienced of energy poverty is now available.
New EVALUATE paper: Spatializing Energy Justice
A new EVALUATE paper explores the complex spatial dimensions of energy justice, poverty and vulnerability.
New book: Retrofitting the City
Alastair Moore reviews Stefan Bouzarovski’s new monograph.
New open access paper on fuel poverty and energy vulnerability
A global perspective on domestic energy deprivation: Overcoming the energy poverty–fuel poverty binary’, by Stefan Bouzarovski and Saska Petrova.
New open access paper on gas transit in Europe
Read more about a recently-published paper from a CURE research project completed in 2014.
Climate Change and the City – Building Capacity for Urban Adaptation
Read more about a recently published open access article resulting from the EcoCities project.
Two new EVALUATE working papers published
The last week has seen the publication of two working papers containing some of the latest results of research undertaken within the EVALUATE project. The first paper is titled ‘From fuel poverty to energy vulnerability: the importance of services, needs and practices’ and is now listed in the University of Sussex SPRU Working Paper series.Continue reading “Two new EVALUATE working papers published”
CURE member authors report on climate change and social justice
The current relentless weather in the UK, and consequent flooding causing misery to thousands of people, has brought climate change into the media spotlight. A new Joseph Rowntree Foundation report, with a contribution from CURE’s own Dr Aleksandra Kazmierczak, focuses on climate justice and reviews evidence on which people and places are most vulnerable toContinue reading “CURE member authors report on climate change and social justice”
CURE member authors report on climate change and social justice
The current relentless weather in the UK, and consequent flooding causing misery to thousands of people, has brought climate change into the media spotlight. A new Joseph Rowntree Foundation report, with a contribution from CURE’s own Dr Aleksandra Kazmierczak, focuses on climate justice and reviews evidence on which people and places are most vulnerable toContinue reading “CURE member authors report on climate change and social justice”
