Re-gendering Climate Change: Men and Masculinity in Climate Research, Policy, and Practice

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Climate, May 2022

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Re-gendering Climate Change: Men and Masculinity in Climate Research, Policy, and Practice https://t.co/vskDHJJBte

05 Jul 2022

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@SarahEMyhre Have you seen this: https://t.co/0oCzDjSmRV

27 May 2022

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Going beyond a focus on women, who bear greater impacts and less power in relationship to climate, this spotlights the specific ways “masculinity” and male domination perpetuate gendered inequity. Thanks to Sami Aron for alerting us to this article. https

27 May 2022

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