Fergus Green
@fergusgreen
Lecturer in Political Theory & Public Policy, University College London | Researching climate ethics, politics & governance | Tweeting in personal capacity.
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https://fergusgreen.net/ 06-11-2009 11:24:14
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Happy to share a new review paper I wrote on 'Green New Deals in Comparative Perspective', just published in WIREs Climate Change (open access). wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy UCL Policy Lab
Thanks MartinCompton! Sad to miss the conference but glad I could make a small contribution.
'Our offsetting system looks like the world's first state sponsored greenwashing system.'
Bill Hare, CEO of Climate Analytics, speaking at the #ClimateIntegrity Summit about how offsets facilitate more emissions.
In our court case against Shell we build on the best available science, with the help of world-renowned experts.
Find the latest expert reports by Fergus Green Peter Erickson Joeri Rogelj Lisette van Beek Rick van der Ploeg Sweder van Wijnbergen here:
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Thanks to APSA and Irem B.A. Orsel for creating and promoting this neat summary of our American Political Science Review paper on the electoral implications of Spain's #JustTransition away from coal!
Exploiting a policy in Spain that phases out coal mining while supporting affected workers, Diane Bolet, Fergus Green, & Mikel González-Eguino demonstrate how carefully crafted climate policy affects electoral outcomes.
#APSRFirstView
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I voted Ewan McGaughey for UCU General Secretary and encourage others passionate about universities' role in leading decarbonisation to tackle the #climatecrisis to do the same!
We're hiring! UCL's Department of Political Science/School of Public Policy is hiring a Lecturer in International Public Policy ( = US tenure-track Assistant Prof.), ideally a scholar of international political economy and/or *international climate policy and politics* UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy
Today in the FT Pilita Clark explores 'How to do climate policy in the age of the green backlash'. A crucial question that I'm continuing to explore. Our paper on Spain's coalmining #JustTransition (cited in the column🙏) contains part of the answer ft.com/content/2819b9…
Our findings confirm the need to 'cut with both arms of the scissors' (per Fergus Green & Richard Denniss), & point to scope and coverage, size of the coalition, and incentives for participation as key design elements for an international supply-side coalition
Thursday 18:15-19:30 Shaun Spiers Juliette Sanders and Michael Jacobs join Fergus Green for our seminar on the UK transition to #NetZero . Can the government still achieve net zero by 2050? Does it want to?
Sustainable UCL
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We discuss the findings of our recent American Political Science Review article on the electoral effects of Spain's #JustTransition strategy in this short piece for the EL PAÍS magazine Agenda Publica, with Mikel González-Eguino and Diane Bolet
The great folk at Climate Policy Radar are hiring a policy officer focused on climate justice & #JustTransition in their growing policy team. I work with them - they're a fantastic org doing innovative work at the intersection of climate policy & data science
climatepolicyradar.org/jobs/climate-j…
11 years ago I wrote a report with Reuben Finighan for Beyond Zero Emissions called 'Laggard to Leader: How Australia can Lead the World to Zero Carbon Prosperity', arguing Australia should phase out #fossilfuel exports. I make the case anew in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand theconversation.com/from-laggard-t…
A new study by Dr Fergus Green UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy UCL Social & Historical Sciences shows how it’s possible for governments to phase out fossil fuels without sacrificing electoral popularity – even in coal mining regions.
ucl.ac.uk/news/2023/dec/…
As the battle over whether to phase out fossil fuels rages at #COP28 , new UCL research shows how it can be done without sacrificing electoral popularity—even in coal regions. Fergus Green Diane Bolet BC3 - Basque Centre for Climate Change Sustainable UCL
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