Energy, Climate and the Environment

This is a critical time for nature-society relations as the global community faces the challenge of making food, energy, and transport systems more sustainable and resilient. Energy, climate and environmental systems are central to staying within planetary boundaries amid rapidly changing social, economic, political, and environmental conditions. This book series will focus on these topics, their interlocking impacts, interactions and uncertain outcomes. Contributions are encouraged from emerging and established scholars working within and/or across the energy, climate and environmental domains. The series provides an outlet for scholarship, debate, discussion, and dialogue between social sciences, humanities, physical and applied sciences. Its objective is to promote interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research, whilst simultaneously fostering positive social change. The series provides an opportunity for scholars to connect state of the art science with the policymaking and practitioner community, accelerating the transition to a resilient future.