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Article
8 Aug 2022

Rebound effect and sustainability science: A review

By:
David Font Vivanco
Jaume Freire-Gonzàlez
Ray Galvin
Tilman Santarius
Hans Jakob Walnum
Tamar Makov
Serenella Sala
Article
1 Jun 2022

Subjectively safe cycling infrastructure: New insights for urban designs

By:
Stefan Gössling
Sophia McRae
Article
6 May 2022

Effective policies for reducing household energy use: Insights from Norway

By:
Morten Simonsen
Carlo Aall
Hans Jakob Walnum
Benjamin K .Sovacool
Article
26 Jan 2022

Conflicted transitions: Exploring the actors, tactics, and outcomes of social opposition against energy infrastructure

By:
Benjamin K .Sovacool
David J. Hess
Roberto Cantoni
Dasom Lee
Marie Clare Brisbois
Hans Jakob Walnum
Ragnhild Freng Dale
Bente Johnsen Rygg
Marius Korsnes
Anandajit Goswami
Shailly Kedia
Shubhi Goel
Article
5 Jan 2022

Planning for climate-friendly transport in Norwegian rural areas

By:
Anders Tønnesen
Marianne Knapskog
Maja Karoline Rynning
Kyrre Groven
Article
8 Sep 2016

The Internet: Explaining ICT Service Demand in Light of Cloud Computing Technologies

By:
Hans Jakob Walnum
Anders Andrae
Article
8 Sep 2016

Tourism: Applying Rebound Theories and Mechanisms to Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

By:
Carlo Aall
Michael Hall
Kyrre Groven
Article
8 Sep 2016

Introduction: Rebound Research in a Warming World, Rethinking Climate and Energy Policies

By:
Tilman Santarius
Carlo Aall
Hans Jakob Walnum
Article
8 Sep 2016

Conclusions: Respecting Rebounds for Sustainability Reasons

By:
Tilman Santarius
Hans Jakob Walnum
Carlo Aall
Article
8 Sep 2016

Transportation: Challenges to Curbing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Road Freight Traffic

By:
Hans Jakob Walnum
Carlo Aall
Book
8 Sep 2016

Rethinking Climate and Energy Policies: New Perspectives on the Rebound Phenomenon

By:
Hans Jakob Walnum
Carlo Aall
Article
21 Jun 2016

A molecular dynamics study of nanoparticle-formation from bioethanol-gasoline blend emissions

By:
Sergio Manzetti
Otto Andersen