Designing to the margins: inclusivity in urban planning
Who is considered when cities are designed? This article addresses urban planning from an intersectional perspective, which allows planners to understand that experiences of space and mobility are different depending on individuals’ identities or intersections of identities. Intersectionality will help us design better cities for everyone, even those living at the margins.
Decarbonising energy regimes: Methodological explorations and empirical insights for policy
Karoliina Isoaho’s lectio praecursoria presents the main findings of her dissertation and offers advice for policy and practice.
What do surveys reveal about the popularity of vegetarian diets in Finland?
This review looks at how the popularity of vegetarian diets in Finland has changed between 1997 and 2018. According to surveys, the number of vegetarians decreased in the early 2000s, but started to grow again after 2014.
Internet Memes and their Role in Environmental Communication
Internet memes have entered the climate change discussion as a way for the masses to process the impending threat of a warming climate. But what kind of role climate-themed memes have in environmental communication?
Shame and Guilt in Flight Shame
On the time of environmental awareness, people are becoming not only more conscious but also ashamed of flying. What flight shame might help us to understand?
Seeing the Anthropocene
Master’s student of Environmental Change and Global Sustainability discusses different perspectives on Anthropocene in his review of the documentary “Anthropocene: The Human Epoch”.
Memorials of naval mine war as places of social involvement
Memorials have a role of connecting the present community to a point in history, giving memorials a potential to work as voice to groups of people forgotten by the narratives of the past.
The Brexit Geographies – an interview with Dr Kathy Burrell
In this interview, Dr Kathy Burrell shares some of her views about the geographies of Brexit.
Phillip Vannini: “Disentangling wild places”
Vannini wants to understand what natural heritage means in the anthropocene.
