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PresentationGuest Editors: Fallon Aidoo and Daniel A. BarberWebsite: Future Anterior JournalFor this issue of Future Anterior, we welcome papers that examine  historical or contemporary retrofitting practices and theories in  relation to climate crises and energy challenges. Although “‘Reduce,  Reuse, Recycle” served as a catchy public education tool for American  environmental activists and American practitioners in the 1990s,  adaptation of the built environment to the climate has deeper, broader  roots than recent efforts to reduce new construction, reuse existing  building stock, and/or recycle building materials. Retrofit, a theory of  preservation practiced globally in accordance with diverse disciplines,  politics, cultures and resources, is a crucial aspect of the world’s  low carbon past and future. InformationScholarly texts&#160;of no more than 4000 words (including references and footnotes) will undergo double-blind,&#160;peer review. Although authors are invited to submit papers on people, places, and projects across the globe, all submissions must be written in (or translated into) English for&#160;consideration. Only papers submitted to Future.Anterior.Journal@gmail.com by 1 July 2020 will be reviewed for publication.The full call for papers with the description of the possible themes and the instructions for submission can be downloaded hereor accessed at Future Anterior webpage.