ERC Advanced Grant · 2024
The ambition of the Global Methane Politics project is to produce a pioneering body of research that simultaneously establishes the distinctiveness of methane politics, investigates and demonstrates the most significant political obstacles to methane emissions reduction, and has transformative impacts on global methane and climate policies and practices. Research on methane politics is urgently needed because 1) methane is the second largest contributor to anthropogenic climate change; 2) reducing methane emissions provides one of the most obvious routes to short-term climate mitigation, including limiting warming to near 1.5°C; 3) methane has become widely recognised as an important…
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