Seminar on how to solve the climate crisis given in environmental psychology course

Today I have given the seminar "Hvordan løse klimakrisen?" (How to solve the climate crisis) in the environmental psychology course that is part of the University of Stavanger´s master programme in psychology. About 10 students attended online.

Google Scholar: 1.236 citations; i10-index 38, "how to solve environmental crisis" article now cited 10 times

According to my Google Scholar profile my research has to date attracted 1.236 citations (+16 since October 17th), including 165 citations in 2024 (+14 since October 17th). My h-index remains 20 whereas my i10-index is 38 (+1 since October 17th). 

An i10-index of 38 means that 38 of my scientific texts have been cited 10 times each or more. The latest to make it is "Anticipating the societal transformation required to solve the environmental crisis in the 21st century" (2021),  which has been cited 3 times this year and 10 times altogether. 

1-hour digital seminar on how to solve the climate crisis given

Today I have given a 1-hour digital seminar in University of Stavanger´s master course on environmental psychology. The topic was how to solve the climate crisis.

Environmental crisis paper to be presented at Fourth World Congress of Environmental History

I have been notofied that my paper “Anticipating the societal transformation required to solve the environmental crisis in the 21st century” has been accepted for presentation at the Fourth World Congress of Environmental History, “Transitions, transformations and transdisciplinarity: Histories beyond history”, to be held at University of Oulu, Finland 19th-23rd of August 2024, as part of the roundtable “The Human-Environmental Relationships in Critical Period of Crisis”.

#25,5

Yesterday I had half an article writing day devoted to go through a language-edited version of my article “Anticipating the societal transformation required to solve the environmental crisis in the 21st century”. I finished today. The article - my longest ever, I think - will be published very soon, in a special issue of Sign Systems Studies.

Accumulated number of writing days so far this Spring is up to 25,5.

"How to solve the environmental crisis" article accepted by guest editors

I have been informed that my article "Anticipating the societal transformation required to solve the environmental crisis in the 21st century" has now been accepted by the guest editors of the special issue of Sign Systems Studies "Anticipation and change". The article will now be evaluated by the journal´s regular editors.

#54,5: How to solve the environmental crisis

The Spring terms last writing day - with some 1.200 words written, and the revision of my article "Anticipating the societal transformation required to solve the environmental crisis in the 21st century" finally finished. Includes thorough treatment of deep ecology vs. ecomodernism. 116 references - possibly the most in any of my articles so far. One of the longest also (more than 19.000 words).

July ended up being the month this Spring (sic) with the most words written - 9.246 words, vs. 7.455 in June and 7.414 in January (top 3). Altogether 45.161 words written (academic texts) in the Spring term.

54,5 writing days is also a record, compared to the last few previous years.

And now: Summer holidays.