Buckland, Peter, Andrejewski, Rob, Muchnick, Barry, Goodstein, Eban, Leary, Neil, Mallia, Mary Ellen, Barsom, Susannah, and Alexander, Rob

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Anthony Underwood is a professor of Economics at Dickinson College., Underwood, Anthony, and Anders Fremstad. Does Sharing Backfire? A Decomposition of Household and Urban Economies in CO2 Emissions. Energy Policy 123 (2018):...

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Fremstad, Anders, Zahran, Sammy, and Underwood, Anthony

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Conca, Ken and Beevers, Michael D.

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Beevers, Michael D.

Natural resources and the environment have emerged as an important part of the peacebuilding agenda. This is no coincidence. As this book highlights, a significant body of research suggests that natural resources can, under...

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Douglas, Margaret R., Chang, Jan, Begum, Kohinoor, Subramanian, Sevgan, Tooker, John F., Alam, Syed Nurul, and Ramasamy, Srinivasan

Lablab bean (Lablab purpureus) is a popular vegetable crop in Bangladesh, but farmers growing this crop experience significant losses to insect pests despite heavy reliance on conventional insecticides. We conducted field...

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Oskarsson, Patrik and Bedi, Heather Plumridge

Coal extraction and processing remains at the heart of energy security in India. As ever larger amounts of electricity are produced to support overall economic growth, this creates environmental justice challenges as people in...

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Calvão, Filipe, Ankenbrand, Christina, Ros–Tonen, Mirjam A.F., and Beevers, Michael D.

Poor governance of extractive resources has long been acknowledged as a risk to human development and sustainable peace in primary commodity-producing countries across the Global South (Beevers, 2015;Collier et al., 2003;Iguma...

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Energy poverty remains an enduring challenge in Bangladesh, with 41 million people lacking electricity. Foreign states, corporations, and financial institutions have historically shaped the form and terms of the country’s...

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