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Global Sustainability
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ISSN 2059-4798 · Cambridge University Press · 338 artikel di indeks
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Fostering energy communities’ engagement: the role of empowerment and hedonic motivations
Abstract Non-technical summary Energy communities allow people to produce, share, and manage renewable energy together, helping reduce carbon emissions and decentralize the energy system. Their success, however, depends on whether citizens are willing to participate. This study explores what drives…
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Ten new insights in climate science 2025
Abstract Non-Technical Summary This review highlights 10 recent advances in climate change research with high policy relevance, spanning diverse topics: (1) the global temperature jump of 2023–2024; (2) sea surface warming and marine heatwaves; (3) land carbon sinks; (4) interactions between…
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Appraising cascading systemic risks, ‘watchpoints’, and interventions –methodological reflections
Abstract Non-technical summary Continued global environmental degradation generates risks to human health, for example, through air pollution, disease, and food insecurity. This study focuses on these three types of health impact and explores what drives these risks. The risks can arise from…
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Polycrisis and global inequality
This article interrogates the concept of ‘polycrisis’ through a decolonial, Global South-centered lens, arguing that current polycrisis discourse inadequately addresses entrenched global inequalities and power asymmetries. It contends that the convergence of crises – ecological, economic, social…
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An integrated assessment of water scarcity and glacier runoff changes in Asian and South American glacierized basins
Abstract Non-technical summary This study looks at future water deficit in glacier-fed river basins in Asia and the Andes under three possible global development pathways. The results show that a world with high population growth and low technological progress faces the greatest water stress…
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Conservation agriculture: helping to return to within planetary boundaries
Abstract Non-Technical Summary Agriculture is the single largest cause for transgressing planetary boundaries. A global transformation to sustainable intensification is required in order to hold the windows open for meeting the Paris climate accord of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and the global…
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A global view of eco-social policy support: insights from six high-emission countries
Abstract Non-Technical Summary Societies are failing to meet basic human needs while simultaneously respecting ecological limits. This article examines the political feasibility of three of the most commonly discussed eco-social policies which aim to align social objectives with planetary…
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Navigating choices: public perceptions of emissions-economy trade-offs in Chile and Mexico
Abstract Non-Technical Summary Latin Americans strongly support climate action, yet their governments have struggled to implement effective climate policies. We surveyed adults in Chile and Mexico to explore the key features of climate policy support. We found that while carbon taxes, fuel bans…
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Changing hydrosocial relations in the era of climate change: the case of water governance and new technologies in Ladakh's cryosphere
Abstract Non-Technical Summary In this paper, we aim to understand climate adaptation technologies by focusing on artificial ice reservoirs (AIRs) in Ladakh, India. The cryosphere-fed irrigation network of Ladakh has always been prone to water scarcity in spring. To address this, different types of…
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The Global South in sustainability science: evidence of epistemic marginalisation
Abstract Non-Technical Summary Scientific knowledge has become a powerful force in global sustainability politics, shaping discourses and legitimising solutions. Particularly for countries in the Global South, which are often disproportionately vulnerable to global environmental change and lack the…
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The forgotten sector: a historical narrative review of environmental governance of artisanal and small-scale sand mining in Indonesia
Abstract Non-Technical Summary Sand is essential for building cities, roads, and homes, yet the small-scale miners who produce it are often overlooked in policy. This study examines how sand mining in Indonesia has been governed over time and why it remains poorly regulated despite its importance…
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Exploring potential tipping cascades in energy, housing, and mobility
Abstract A key process suggested to foster fast, nonlinear change and accelerate the energy transition is social tipping. Social tipping dynamics in low-carbon transitions occur when a small change or intervention in the socioeconomic system has a large effect on emission reductions. When tipping…
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Accelerated energy transitions and electricity transmission: a sociotechnical analysis of interconnector projects in northern Europe
Abstract Non-technical summary Europe’s transition to renewable energy depends not only on deploying more wind and solar farms but also on upgrading the electricity grids that connect them to where electricity is needed. However, insufficient progress in expanding high-voltage transmission networks…
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How SDG localization interacts with existing governance contexts
Abstract Non-Technical Summary The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), endorsed by national governments, rely on local actors for effective implementation. While the nonbinding nature of the SDG agreement allows for adaptability, it also leads to varying localization across contexts, impacted by…
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Integrating water and energy solutions for socio-economic transition after mine closure
Abstract Non-technical summary Mining activities have intensive water and energy needs that require reliable infrastructure for ongoing supply. In several jurisdictions, regulations require mining companies to clear all service infrastructure as part of closure planning. This creates significant…
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Why sustainability transitions are starting to accelerate via technical innovations but not through social innovations: five reasons and some critiques of transformations research
Abstract Non-technical summary Addressing environmental problems like climate change urgently requires the acceleration of sustainability transitions. This Intelligence Briefing explains why this is starting to happen for technical innovations like renewable energy technologies and electric…