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It started with a law about heat pumps; it ended with stones being thrown at Green party politicians and a surge in popularity for the far right.

It started with a law about heat pumps; it ended with stones being thrown at Green party politicians and a surge in popularity for the far right.

It began with a law about heat pumps. It ended with stones being thrown at politicians and a surge in popul...

It started with a law about heat pumps; it ended with stones being thrown at Green party politicians and a surge in popularity for the far right.

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Isaacs, Liu, Robertson and Tiedje are among 6,938 researchers across the world whose publications are the most cited according to Clarivate Analytics

A spike in female voter registration following the Supreme Court's reversal of abortion rights this summer could help green the electorate, analysts say.

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Why Some Men Reject Environmentalism Research links embracing fossil fuels to conservative ideas about masculinity. Can these ideas change? Why? Some researchers argue it has to do with masculinity. Huffington Post story raised the issue of whether fossil fuels could be called a “cultur...

Commentary: Jill Richardson - When masculinity and environment collide Jill Richardson FacebookTwitterEmail Why? Some researchers argue it has to do with masculinity. A recent Huffington Post story raised the issue of whether fossil fuels could be called a “cultural issue.” The article details a theory that the U.S. fossil fuel industry “serves as an avatar for a certain kind of cultural worldview, one that resonates with tough-guy masculinity.” First, we should note that masculinities ...