energy literacy

Energy and environmental attitudes in the green state of Denmark: Implications for energy democracy, low carbon transitions, and energy literacy

The energy ecologies reading group will discuss this article on January 7th 2021, where we will cover the theme of energy literacy. 

Abstract: "

This article investigates how a mix of energy-users from Denmark perceives energy and environmental issues such as the...Read more

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