Leading for energy change within an illiberal democracy
Change doesn’t happen spontaneously. Any social or sociotechnical changes require some form of pressure to be exerted. Pressure can come from policy… Read more »
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The role of planning towards sustainable urban mobility
In Europe, 74% of the population live and work in cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants. This, together with an aging urban population, has the… Read more »
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Being a woman in engineering
In light of the upcoming International Women in Engineering Day, Daniela Thrän, the Editor-in-Chief of Energy, Sustainability and… Read more »
How many trees should be in a sustainable city?
The theme for International Day of Forests 2018, “Forests and Sustainable Cities,” is a good opportunity to discuss… Read more »
Interview with Karst Geurs, the new Editor-in-Chief of European Transport Research Review
European Transport Research Review (ETRR) has a new Editor-in-Chief; in January 2017, Karst Geurs took over from Anthony D. May.… Read more »
The Importance Open Access in Creating a Sustainable Society
Daniela Thrän, the Editor-in-Chief of Energy, Sustainability and Society shares her thoughts on finding sustainable solutions for… Read more »
Quiz: How well do you know Environmental Science – Sustainability and Sustainable Energy
How well do you know Sustainability and Sustainable Energy? Check your knowledge here!
Interview with the Editors of Energy, Sustainability and Society
Energy, Sustainability and Society now has a new Editor-in-Chief; in January 2017, Daniela Thrän succeeded Michael… Read more »
New SpringerOpen Journal, International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility
SpringerOpen is proud to announce the launch of the International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility (known as JCSR), in… Read more »
What will our cities look like in the future?
In the foreseeable future, our cities will grow in number and size, and so will the problems that they’re faced with. A review… Read more »