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Geo: Geography and Environment
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ISSN 2054-4049 · Wiley · 183 artikel di indeks
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‘From Space to Village’: How Climate Services Colonised Agrarian Futures
ABSTRACT This article draws attention to the neglected visual construction of climate as a service, which we claim is central to understanding processes of datafication and financialisation at the core of adaptive development interventions in the era that followed the 2007–2009 global financial…
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Wildland–Urban Interface Planning: Lessons From a Participatory Mapping Exercise
ABSTRACT Wildland–urban interface (WUI) expansion is both an expression and a consequence of the global urbanisation process. It manifests spatially as residential expansion into wildlands at local scales, a process that has been documented on every permanently populated continent. Due to their…
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A Systematic Review of Agent‐Based Modelling of Residential Low‐Carbon Energy Technology Uptake and Its Integration of Place‐Based Approach
ABSTRACT The residential uptake of low‐carbon energy technologies (LCETs) is crucial for energy transition. Emerging literature employs agent‐based modelling (ABM) as an effective computational approach to study this topic. ABM is particularly valuable because it can address the multi‐level…
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Assessing Livelihood Vulnerability of Peri‐Urban Farmers to Urban Expansion and Climate Variability in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia
ABSTRACT Livelihood vulnerability assessments in developing nations have traditionally focused on rural agrarian settings, analysing environmental shocks through a strictly hydro‐meteorological lens. However, peri‐urban areas are critical socio‐spatial interfaces where state‐led urban encroachment…
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How to Move From Unjust to Just Transitions for Renewable Energy Futures? Place‐Making and ‘Unmaking’ in the ‘Left Behind’ Coastal Town of Blyth, Northumberland, UK
ABSTRACT Coastal towns with rich legacies of industry, technological innovation, and socio‐technical infrastructures are in some cases prime locations for offshore wind energy transitions. However, some of these towns have been labelled as ‘left‐behind’ due to the decline of coal mining and other…
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Participatory Pathways to a Fairer Energy Transition: Community Visioning for Just, Clean Energy Transitions in Europe
ABSTRACT Ensuring greater fairness within energy systems requires that participation in energy be recognised, supported and expanded. The concept of ‘ecologies of participation’ emphasises the ongoing relational, dynamic, varied and co‐produced nature in which people participate in energy, in…
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‘…the Hardest Working People on This Planet…’: Conservation Practitioners' Narratives of Heroism and Indigenous Erasure in the Manu National Park, Perú
ABSTRACT The influence of exclusionary narratives on conservation practice is often concealed by a veneer of scientific objectivity and apoliticism. Nonetheless, conservation practitioners often rely on such narratives to carry out their work, often reproducing wilderness discourses and…
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From ‘Small Island Developing State’ to ‘Big Ocean State’: The Blue Economy and the Improvised (Re)Scaling of an Ocean Country
ABSTRACT This paper tracks the recent performative (re)scaling that state officials in the Republic of Seychelles, an archipelagic state in the Western Indian Ocean, have been articulating with the early adoption of a novel ocean‐focused development paradigm—namely, the Blue Economy. In doing so…
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Gendered Pathways to Climate Adaptation Among Smallholder Farmers in Rural Ghana: Perspectives From Ejura Sekyedumase Municipality
ABSTRACT Climate change poses significant threats to smallholder farmers in rural Ghana, especially in the Ejura Sekyedumase Municipality. While many studies explore gender differences in climate change perceptions and adaptation strategies, few examine how gendered access to resources and…
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Perceptions of Climate Change, Meteorological Trends and Implications for Smallholder Cashew Farming in Ghana: Evidence From the Jaman North District
ABSTRACT Agricultural systems face significant threats from climate change due to their high sensitivity to expected risks. While discussions about the impacts of climate change on food security, especially food crop production, are inconclusive, less attention has been given to cash crop…
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Is Understanding ‘Fish as Food’ Enough? Reclaiming Power and Politics in Aquatic Food Research and Policy
ABSTRACT Fish are an important source of food, livelihood and culture for millions of people worldwide. Yet, policy, research and fisheries management paradigms have not often recognised fish as food. Instead, fish are commonly viewed as a commoditised natural resource for economic development and…
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Transdisciplinary Art and Climate Science Collaborations: Framework Conditions Creating Epistemic Injustices
ABSTRACT Transdisciplinary art‐science collaborations addressing the climate crisis aim to co‐create knowledge by integrating diverse perspectives and knowledge types to tackle complex sustainability challenges. Despite growing institutional and funding support, little research has been done on how…
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Modelling the Effects of Urban Growth on Land Surface Temperature and Carbon Emissions Through Geospatial and Machine Learning Techniques in Gazipur, Bangladesh
ABSTRACT The rapid expansion of urban areas and their significant effects on carbon emissions and the urban heat landscape have become major research subjects in Bangladesh. The primary aim of this study was to analyse the changes in land use and land cover (LULC) and land surface temperature (LST)…
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Hydrocartography in Times of Menacing Waters: Xokleng Mapping and the Politics of Floods in Southern Brazil
ABSTRACT Maps have long been used to deal with menacing waters, to make them comprehensible and governable. Cartography and governing water are both deeply entangled in modernist rationalities and modes of control. This paper takes as its starting point the floods that have affected southern Brazil…
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Agricultural Practices Used by Smallholder Farmers to Mitigate Greenhouse Gases and Enhance Carbon Sequestration in the Bosomtwe District, Ghana
ABSTRACT This study examined the farming practices employed by smallholder farmers in the Bosomtwe District, Ghana, to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and enhance carbon sequestration. Analysis of climate data from 1993 to 2023 revealed a significant increase in temperature (p 0.05). Most…
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Engaging With Multi‐Level Climate Governance: A Place‐Based Exploration of Public Perceptions of a Local Climate Change Strategy
ABSTRACT The achievement of the UK government's national climate targets is dependent on sub‐national activity. The distribution of responsibility across governance actors at multiple scales has resulted in the development of different climate change strategies. Increasingly, these strategies draw…
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Copenhagen not Copacabana? Practices and Perspectives for Fieldwork Without Flying
ABSTRACT Climate emergency compels higher education institutions to reduce their emissions footprint, prompting geographic educators to reconsider carbon‐intensive field course education. Retaining international experiences far from home might remain possible via overland rail. To test…
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Rest in a Warming Workplace: Resituating the Science and Policy of Non‐Work Under Climate Change
ABSTRACT Rest is increasingly presented as a key solution to the challenge of rising workplace temperatures under climate change. Yet, despite this growing importance, the scientific literature often treats the relationship between rest and core temperature simplistically, viewing rest as a passive…
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Thinking With, From and Across the Energy Transition in Barbados: Island Spatiality Between Connection and Separation
ABSTRACT Small island spatiality affects the range of possibilities for decarbonising the energy system. In the Caribbean region, many island states depend heavily on fossil fuel imports. Barbados is one such island. The political goal is to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2030. However…
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Using Participatory Mapping to Strengthen Indigenous Resilience for Wildfire Risk: Lessons From Capoto/Jarina, Brazil
ABSTRACT Indigenous lands in the Brazilian Amazon are critical to ecosystem conservation and cultural preservation but face increasing wildfire risks exacerbated by climate change and environmental degradation. This study explores how participatory mapping supports local resilience against wildfire…