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Nils MarkussonLancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster UniversityVerified email at lancaster.ac.uk
Olaf CorrySchool of Politics and International Studies, University of Leeds, UK.Verified email at leeds.ac.uk
Rebecca WillisLancaster UniversityVerified email at lancaster.ac.uk
Bronislaw SzerszynskiLancaster University, UKVerified email at lancaster.ac.uk
Simon BullockResearcher, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, University of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Julian AgyemanProfessor of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, Tufts UniversityVerified email at tufts.edu
Prakash KashwanAssociate Professor of Environmental Studies, Brandeis UniversityVerified email at Brandeis.edu
Kevin SurpriseMount Holyoke CollegeVerified email at mtholyoke.edu
Jennie C. StephensNortheastern UniversityVerified email at northeastern.edu
Jason ChilversProfessor of Environment & Society, University of East Anglia, UKVerified email at uea.ac.uk
Miranda BöttcherGerman Institute for International & Security Affairs (SWP)/Utrecht UniversityVerified email at swp-berlin.org
Naomi E. VaughanAssociate Professor in Climate Change, University of East AngliaVerified email at uea.ac.uk
Dr Karen ParkhillEnvironment, University of YorkVerified email at york.ac.uk
David M ReinerUniversity of CambridgeVerified email at cam.ac.uk
Kerryn BrentResearch Scientist, CSIROVerified email at csiro.au
Sean LowWageningen University and ResearchVerified email at wur.nl
Holly Jean BuckUniversity at BuffaloVerified email at buffalo.edu
Nadine MengisYoung Investigator Group Lead (Emmy Noether Programm), GEOMAR - Helmholtz Centre for Ocean researchVerified email at geomar.de
Kristian KriegerEuropean Commission, Joint Research CentreVerified email at ec.europa.eu

Duncan McLaren

UCLA School of Law

Verified email at law.ucla.edu - Homepage

Climate policy geoengineering disruptive technology transformation behaviour and values


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Reviving the City: towards sustainable urban development T Elkin, D McLaren, M Hillman Friends of the Earth Trust, 1991	747	1991
A comparative global assessment of potential negative emissions technologies D McLaren Process Safety and Environmental Protection 90 (6), 489-500, 2012	322	2012
Beyond ‘Net-Zero’: A case for separate targets for emissions reduction and negative emissions DP McLaren, DP Tyfield, R Willis, B Szerszynski, NO Markusson Frontiers in Climate 1, 4, 2019	218	2019
The co-evolution of technological promises, modelling, policies and climate change targets D McLaren, N Markusson Nature Climate Change 10 (5), 392-397, 2020	217	2020
Sharing Cities J Agyeman, D McLaren Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development 59 (3), 22-27, 2017	191	2017
Tomorrow's world: Britain's share in a sustainable future D McLaren, S Bullock, N Yousuf Earthscan, 1998	182*	1998
Compact or dispersed? Dilution is no solution D McLaren Built Environment (1978-), 268-284, 1992	177	1992
Towards a cultural political economy of mitigation deterrence by negative emissions technologies (NETs) N Markusson, D McLaren, D Tyfield Global Sustainability 1, e10, 2018	148	2018
Environmental space, equity and the ecological debt D McLaren Just sustainabilities: Development in an unequal world, 19-37, 2003	139*	2003
Global Stakeholders: corporate accountability and investor engagement D McLaren Corporate Governance: An International Review 12 (2), 191-201, 2004	135	2004
Mitigation deterrence and the “moral hazard” of solar radiation management D McLaren Earth's Future 4 (12), 596-602, 2016	115	2016
Quantifying the potential scale of mitigation deterrence from greenhouse gas removal techniques D McLaren Climatic Change 162 (4), 2411-2428, 2020	104	2020
Whose climate and whose ethics? Conceptions of justice in solar geoengineering modelling DP McLaren Energy Research & Social Science 44, 209-221, 2018	90	2018
Local conflicts and national consensus: The strange case of circular economy in Sweden J Niskanen, J Anshelm, D McLaren Journal of Cleaner Production 261, 121117, 2020	74	2020
Public conceptions of justice in climate engineering: evidence from secondary analysis of public deliberation D McLaren, KA Parkhill, A Corner, NE Vaughan, NF Pidgeon Global Environmental Change 41, 64-73, 2016	65	2016
The politics and governance of research into solar geoengineering D McLaren, O Corry Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 12 (3), e707, 2021	63	2021
The geographic relation between household income and polluting factories D McLaren, O Cottray, M Taylor, S Pipes, S Bullock Friends of the Earth, 1999	59*	1999
Equity and the environment: Guidelines for green and socially just government B Boardman, S Bullock, D McLaren, M Meacher Catalyst with Friends of the Earth, 1999	58	1999
Social science sequestered N Markusson, N Balta-Ozkan, J Chilvers, P Healey, D Reiner, D McLaren Frontiers in Climate 2, 2, 2020	55	2020
Procedural justice in carbon capture and storage DP McLaren Energy & environment 23 (2-3), 345-365, 2012	54	2012

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