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  • At the halfway point in the CISE (Community Innovation for Sustainable Energy) project, we have already found that the community energy sector is extremely dynamic and moving very fast. As...
  • On March 21st and 22nd members of 3S are leading a workshop on actor dynamics in energy transitions as part of its role within the £2.3 million Transition Pathways to a low carbon economy...
  • In this article, newly published in the journal Climatic Change, Professor Mike Hulme explores three different ways of studying a heatwave: through literature, through history and...
  •   Sabine Hielscher from the Community Innovation for Sustainable Energy team attended the American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting in New York at the end of February. The...
  •   Community energy: taking stock, moving forwards? A panel discussion with audience questionsThursday 8th March 2012, 6pm‐7.30pm,  UEA‐London, Middlesex Street, near...
  • New research conducted in the Science, Society and Sustainability (3S) research group at the University of East Anglia has raised a series of important questions about the Government’s £...
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'Post-normal' Science Turns Prescriptive at Planet under Pressure

Planet Under Pressure (PuP) 2012, the ‘major international conference focusing on solutions to the global sustainability challenge’ leaves many questions hanging (see previous post by Maud Borie).

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Seeking a United Voice in the “Hall of Mirrors”

When Professor Mike Hulme opened the Tyndall PhD Conference last month he spoke critically of the pervasive assumption that we could reach more certain and prescriptive knowledge of climate change by integrating knowledges from

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Exploring the collective identity of 3S

Over the past few months, 3S members have been collectively engaged in a process of manifesto development.