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  1. Seize the Means of Carbon Removal: The Political Economy of Direct Air Capture

    Article • Historical Materialism, March 2021, Brill

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  2. “Fixing” Climate Change by Mortgaging the Future: Negative Emissions, Spatiotemporal Fixes, and the Political Economy of Delay

    Article • Antipode, March 2019, Wiley

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  3. The benefits that (only) capital can see? Resource access and degradation in industrial carbon forestry, lessons from the CDM in Uganda

    Article • Geoforum, December 2018, Elsevier

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  4. Who benefits from renewable energiy production in Iceland

    Article • Environment and Planning E Nature and Space, September 2018, SAGE Publications

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  5. On the Nature of the Countermovement: A Response to Stuart et al.’s ‘Climate Change and the Polanyian Countermovement: Carbon Markets or Degrowth?’

    Article • New Political Economy, August 2018, Taylor & Francis

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  6. Recognizing Carbon Forestry’s Uneven Geography: A Response to Purdon and the Structure-Agency Dichotomy That Never Was

    Article • Society & Natural Resources, June 2018, Taylor & Francis

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  7. Is the future of agriculture perennial? Imperatives and opportunities to reinvent agriculture by shifting from annual monocultures to perennial polycultures

    Article • Global Sustainability, January 2018, Cambridge University Press

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  8. Revisiting the “Subsumption of Nature”: Resource Use in Times of Environmental Change

    Article • Society & Natural Resources, May 2017, Taylor & Francis

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  9. Where Forest Carbon Meets Its Maker: Forestry-Based Offsetting as the Subsumption of Nature

    Article • Society & Natural Resources, February 2017, Taylor & Francis

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  10. Air quality from a social perspective in four European metropolitan areas: Research hypothesis and evidence from the SEFIRA project

    Article • Environmental Science & Policy, November 2016, Elsevier

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  11. Dancing to the Rhythms of the Fossil Fuel Landscape: Landscape Inertia and the Temporal Limits to Market-Based Climate Policy

    Article • Antipode, July 2016, Wiley

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  12. Money for nothin’ and coal for free: ‘Technology neutrality’ and biomass development under the Flemish tradable green certificate scheme

    Article • Geoforum, March 2016, Elsevier

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  13. Environmental Protection as Market Pathology?: Carbon Trading and the Dialectics of the ‘Double Movement’

    Article • Environment and Planning D Society and Space, January 2014, SAGE Publications

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