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Angeline Letourneau

Teaching Assistant Professor

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Stratton Hall 311

  • Energy
  • Humanities Arts & Social Sciences

Biography

Dr. Angeline Letourneau is the Hennebach Visiting Assistant Professor in Energy Transition and Society at the Colorado School of Mines. Angeline’s work examines the affective influence of identities under threat in the age of environmental and climate crisis and the contribution of these identity processes to widening cultural divisions and political polarization. Her research is inspired by the possibility of synergies despite differences. Her current project explores how the political framing of the just transition movement to decarbonize global economies intervenes in culturally specific understandings of gendered identities. Angeline’s prior experience in industry and the non-profit landscape informs her attention to purposeful intervention and actionable outputs. Her work has been published in journals such as Environmental Politics, Environmental Sociology, and Climatic Change.

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Research Pillars

Energy | Environment | Foundations

Research Focus Areas

Decarbonizing Energy Across Industries | Economic Feasibility & Social Acceptance | Energy in Global Context | Environment Climate & Society | Global Climate System | Soil Health & Human Wellness