What is it about?
This article provides a nano (hyperlocal) view of climate change mitigation by viewing regenerative organizing through the eyes (as well as bodies and senses, etc.) of the households engaged in community-based energy projects. By showing what humans make up for in the largely absent relationship between nature and technology in these projects, we envision an incremental extension of the literature on community-based energy.
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Why is it important?
The radically different contribution we aim to make is a tripartite imbrication that brings in natural agency alongside the human and the technical but specifies precisely how nano (smaller than micro) embodied practices afford mis- and realignments.
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The radically different contribution we aim to make is a tripartite imbrication that brings in natural agency alongside the human and the technical but specifies precisely how nano (smaller than micro) embodied practices afford mis- and realignments.
Dr Helen Kopnina
Northumbria University
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This page is a summary of: “Nano” Regeneration: How Human Agency Intermediates Between Nature and Technology in Community-Based Energy, Organization & Environment, April 2020, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/1086026619886841.
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