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- Advancing community climate deliberative participatory democracy in Scotland
- Just Transition in an energy city: exploring the role of civil society
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- Renewables and Just Energy Transition: comparing Scotland and the Arctic
- How do communities see a Just Transition to Net Zero?
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- Understanding social values on low carbon sub-surface technologies: Scotland and N. Ireland
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