Whitney Terrill

Industrial Heartlands Fellow

Whitney Terrill joined the North Star Chapter as an Environmental Justice Organizer in 2022. In Minnesota, Whitney recently served as the Environmental Justice Program Manager at Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light where she designed, coordinated, and facilitated community-based programming and partnerships for MNIPL and individual faith communities. Her work focused on many topics in the EJ movement from just solar and clean energy, to fossil fuel resistance and clean water, to equitable planning and policy, and interfaith dialogue and racial justice. In her role with the Sierra Club, she works to strengthen and empower communities most impacted by environmental injustices.

Renewal amidst Turmoil: Industrial Heartlands between Rearmament, Recarbonisation and Realignment

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This paper examines how these regions navigate three defining dynamics of 2026: rearmament driven by Europe’s military build-up, looming recarbonisation as fossil fuel dependencies are deepened, and political realignment marked by surging populist anti-establishment movements.
Friedrich Opitz, Leon Tiedemann-Friedl, Nicholas Courtney, Elisabeth Winter, Vera Gohla, Whitney Terrill

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