Podcast episode: energy governance and degrowth (with Adrien Chanteloup)

We’re back with a second season of the Environmental Psychology Groningen podcast! And our guest on the very first episode of the new season is PhD candidate Adrien Chanteloup, and her research specialises in climate anxiety and adaptation.

What is energy governance? What does society value most in a degrowth society? Does degrowth just mean consuming less?

Watch the full interview here to find out!

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Podcast episode: energy governance and degrowth (with Adrien Chanteloup)

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