Vredenburg 138
Enschede, 3511 BG
Netherlands
Utrecht University
Neocolonial Power Dynamics and Mechanisms of Land Grabbing of Forest-Based Carbon Offsets
Carbon Markets, Carbon Offsetting, Neocolonialism, Climate Justice, Land Grabbing, Green Capitalism, Indigenous Rights, REDD+, Accumulation by Dispossession
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), Core-Periphery Dynamics, Cooperative Approaches, Regulatory Asymmetries, Carbon Markets, Neocolonialism, Climate Justice, Climate Governance
Core-periphery dynamics, Cooperative approaches, Regulatory asymmetries, CARBON MARKETS, neocolonialism, climate justice
Just Extractivism and South Africa’s Hydrogen Future
Green Hydrogen, Extractivism, Energy Transition, Environmental Justice, Neocolonialism, Just Transition, Political Ecology, South Africa
Decolonising Global Climate Governance: Theoretical Perspectives and Conceptual Transformations
Decolonisation, Climate Governance, Postcolonial Theory, Environmental Justice
deforestation, land-use change, landsat satellite imagery, random forest, Afram Plains
Deforestation, land-use change, Random Forest, Remote Sensing, ecological degradation
Carbon Markets, REDD+, Climate Justice, Indigenous Rights, Land Dispossession, social reproduction, gender-based violence
charcoal production, Afram Plains, tree age, tree species, conservation, ecological consequences, sustainable management
Charcoal production, Afram Plains, Tree cover loss, Socio-economic implications, Spatial observation and ground data
Bamboo Charcoal, Nature-Based Solutions, Sustainable Energy, Biomass Energy, Rural Livelihoods, Deforestation, Climate Mitigation, Carbon Sequestration
Structural Flaws of Voluntary Carbon Markets: Lessons from the EU Emissions Trading System
Voluntary Carbon Markets, EU Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS), Climate Justice, Neoliberal Climate Policy, Carbon Offsetting, Compliance Markets
Procedural justice, Carbon offset markets, Indigenous rights, Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), Environmental justice, Procedural colonialism
carbon markets, carbon offsetting, distributive justice, sacrifice zones, climate colonialism, green extractivism, climate coloniality, land dispossession
Bamboo charcoal, Nature-based solutions, Sustainable energy, Biomass energy, Rural livelihoods, Deforestation, Climate mitigation, Carbon sequestration
Charcoal consumptionUrban energy demandDeforestationAfram PlainsGreater AccraEcological footprintSustainable resource managementUrbanizationSub-Saharan AfricaForest degradation
Conceptualization, methodology, investigation, resources, writing-original draft, formal analysis, writing-review, editing, supervision, COVID 19
Deforestation, Data collection, Charcoal production, Environmental impact, Sustainable cooking fuel
Urban energy transition, Energy ladder model, Clean cooking fuels, Urbanisation, Socio-technical transitions, Fuel stacking, Cooking fuel choice, Housing-energy nexus, Charcoal regime
