Environmental Science & Policy

2016 - 2017

Current editor(s): M. Beniston

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Volume 77, issue C, 2017

Correlating negotiation hotspot issues, Paris climate agreement and the international climate policy regime pp. 1-8

Delali Benjamin K. Dovie and Shuaib Lwasa

Mini-me: Why do climate scientists’ misunderstand users and their needs? pp. 9-14

James J. Porter and Suraje Dessai

A framework for assessing and implementing the co-benefits of nature-based solutions in urban areas pp. 15-24

Christopher M. Raymond, Niki Frantzeskaki, Nadja Kabisch, Pam Berry, Margaretha Breil, Mihai Razvan Nita, Davide Geneletti and Carlo Calfapietra

Regulating carbon emissions from indirect land use change (ILUC): U.S. and California case studies pp. 25-31

Hanna L. Breetz

The impact of Swedish SO2 policy instruments on SO2 emissions 1990–2012 pp. 32-39

Stefan Åström, Katarina Yaramenka, Ingrid Mawdsley, Helena Danielsson, Peringe Grennfelt, Annika Gerner, Tomas Ekvall and Erik O. Ahlgren

The evolving role of government in the adaptive governance of freshwater social-ecological systems in the western US pp. 40-48

Heidi R. Huber-Stearns and Antony S. Cheng

The Green Climate Fund as an effective compensatory mechanism in global climate negotiations pp. 49-68

Alessandro Antimiani, Valeria Costantini, Anil Markandya, Elena Paglialunga and Giorgia Sforna

Factors influencing local stakeholders’ perceptions of Tisza River Basin management: The role of employment sector and education pp. 69-76

Amanda C. Marshall and Leslie A. Duram

Best practices for corporate commitment to biodiversity: An organizing framework from GRI reports pp. 77-85

Olivier Boiral and Iñaki Heras-Saizarbitoria

Development and valuation of adaptation pathways for storm water management infrastructure pp. 86-97

Nishtha Manocha and Vladan Babovic

Gap analysis of water governance in Northern Iran: A closer look into the water reservoirs pp. 98-106

Arezoo Mirzaei, Andrea Knierim, Saeid Fealy Nahavand and Hossein Mahmoudi

Regulating groundwater use: The challenges of policy implementation in Guanajuato, Central Mexico pp. 107-113

Jaime Hoogesteger and Philippus Wester

Review of water-energy-food Nexus tools to improve the Nexus modelling approach for integrated policy making pp. 114-121

Saeed Kaddoura and Sameh El Khatib

Corporate minerals and community development dilemma in the Surat Resource Region, Australia: Implications for resource development planning pp. 122-129

Michael Odei Erdiaw-Kwasie and Khorshed Alam

Identifying cost-competitive greenhouse gas mitigation potential of French agriculture pp. 130-139

Sylvain Pellerin, Laure Bamière, Denis Angers, Fabrice Béline, Marc Benoit, Jean-Pierre Butault, Claire Chenu, Caroline Colnenne-David, Stéphane De Cara, Nathalie Delame, Michel Doreau, Pierre Dupraz, Philippe Faverdin, Florence Garcia-Launay, Melynda Hassouna, Catherine Hénault, Marie-Hélène Jeuffroy, Katja Klumpp, Aurélie Metay, Dominic Moran, Sylvie Recous, Elisabeth Samson, Isabelle Savini, Lénaïc Pardon and Philippe Chemineau

Assessing adaptive capacity through governance networks: The elaboration of the flood risk management plan in Austria pp. 140-146

M.G. Ceddia, D. Christopoulos, Y. Hernandez and E. Zepharovich

Towards phosphorus sustainability in North America: A model for transformational change pp. 151-159

Brent Jacobs, Dana Cordell, Jason Chin and Helen Rowe

Decline of ‘biodiversity’ in conservation policy discourse in Australia pp. 160-165

Alexander M. Kusmanoff, Fiona Fidler, Ascelin Gordon and Sarah A. Bekessy

Exploring environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) in relation to green revolution: A case study of Pakistan pp. 166-171

Ghaffar Ali, Aqdas Ashraf, Muhammad Khalid Bashir and Shenghui Cui

Expert risk perceptions and the social amplification of risk: A case study in invasive tree pests and diseases pp. 172-178

Julie Urquhart, Clive Potter, Julie Barnett, John Fellenor, John Mumford and Christopher P. Quine

Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals still neglecting their environmental roots in the Anthropocene pp. 179-184

Andrea J. Reid, Jill L. Brooks, Lana Dolgova, Bruce Laurich, Brittany G. Sullivan, Petra Szekeres, Sylvia L.R. Wood, Joseph R. Bennett and Steven J. Cooke

40 years of global environmental assessments: A retrospective analysis pp. 193-202

Jason Jabbour and Christian Flachsland

(Anti)-boundary work in global environmental change research and assessment pp. 203-210

Kari De Pryck and Krystel Wanneau

The authority of science in sustainability governance: A structured comparison of six science institutions engaged with the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 211-220

Sandra van der Hel and Frank Biermann

The epistemic authority of solution-oriented global environmental assessments pp. 221-224

Peter M. Haas

The treatment of divergent viewpoints in global environmental assessments pp. 225-234

Martin Kowarsch, Christian Flachsland, Jennifer Garard, Jason Jabbour and Pauline Riousset

If at first you don’t succeed: Evaluating stakeholder engagement in global environmental assessments pp. 235-243

Jennifer Garard and Martin Kowarsch

Lessons from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on inclusiveness across geographies and stakeholders pp. 244-251

Yulia Yamineva

Learning about climate change solutions in the IPCC and beyond pp. 252-259

Jan C. Minx, Max Callaghan, William F. Lamb, Jennifer Garard and Ottmar Edenhofer

Global environmental assessments: Impact mechanisms pp. 260-267

Pauline Riousset, Christian Flachsland and Martin Kowarsch

Evaluating the impacts of global environmental assessments pp. 268-272

Joseph Alcamo

Volume 76, issue C, 2017

Integrated water resources management: Are river basin committees in Brazil enabling effective stakeholder interaction? pp. 1-11

Marina Costa Barbosa, Shahbaz Mushtaq and Khorshed Alam

Integrated planning framework for successful river restoration projects: Upscaling lessons learnt from European case studies pp. 12-22

N.V. Angelopoulos, I.G. Cowx and A.D. Buijse

What’s the problem in adaptation pathways planning? The potential of a diagnostic problem-structuring approach pp. 23-28

Karyn Bosomworth, Peat Leith, Andrew Harwood and Phillip J. Wallis

Who can you trust? Implications of institutional vulnerability in flood exposure along the Spanish Mediterranean coast pp. 29-39

Francisco López-Martínez, Salvador Gil-Guirado and Alfredo Pérez-Morales

Monitoring ecological change during rapid socio-economic and political transitions: Colombian ecosystems in the post-conflict era pp. 40-49

Carlos A. Sierra, Miguel Mahecha, Germán Poveda, Esteban Álvarez-Dávila, Víctor H. Gutierrez-Velez, Björn Reu, Hannes Feilhauer, Jesús Anáya, Dolors Armenteras, Ana M. Benavides, Corina Buendia, Álvaro Duque, Lina M. Estupiñan-Suarez, Catalina González, Sebastián Gonzalez-Caro, Rodrigo Jimenez, Guido Kraemer, Maria C. Londoño, Sergio A. Orrego, Juan M. Posada, Daniel Ruiz-Carrascal and Sandra Skowronek

The role of fish and fisheries in recovering from natural hazards: Lessons learned from Vanuatu pp. 50-58

Hampus Eriksson, Joelle Albert, Simon Albert, Regon Warren, Kalo Pakoa and Neil Andrew

Using publicly available social and spatial data to evaluate progress on REDD+ social safeguards in Indonesia pp. 59-69

Pamela Jagger and Pushpendra Rana

Exploring public perceptions of solutions to tree diseases in the UK: Implications for policy-makers pp. 70-77

Paul Jepson and Irina Arakelyan

Toward a more consistent combined approach of reduction targets and climate policy regulations: The illustrative case of a meat tax in Denmark pp. 78-81

Dario Caro, Pia Frederiksen, Marianne Thomsen and Anders Branth Pedersen

Public support for carrot, stick, and no-government water quality policies pp. 82-89

Adena R. Rissman, Patrice A. Kohl and Chloe B. Wardropper

Tracing a pathway to success: How competing interest groups influenced the 2013 EU Common Fisheries Policy reform pp. 90-102

Kirill Orach, Maja Schlüter and Henrik Österblom

The institutions-adaptive capacity nexus: Insights from coastal resources co-management in Cambodia and Vietnam pp. 103-112

Pedro Fidelman, Truong Van Tuyen, Kim Nong and Melissa Nursey-Bray

Advancing values-based approaches to climate change adaptation: A case study from Australia pp. 113-123

Timothy David Ramm, Sonia Graham, Christopher John White and Christopher Stephen Watson

Evolution of disaster relief law under multiple transformations: Progressive learning or walking in a circle? pp. 124-130

Pavel Raška and Petr Dostál

Fighting sustainability challenges on two fronts: Material efficiency and the emerging carbon capture and storage technologies pp. 131-138

Jarkko Levänen and Sanni Eloneva

Regulating oil and gas facility stormwater discharge: An assessment of surface impoundments, spills, and permit compliance pp. 139-145

Khadeeja Abdullah, Michael Stenstrom, Suffet, I.H. (Mel), Xavier Swamikannu and Timothy Malloy

Policy-makers perspectives on credibility, relevance and legitimacy (CRELE) pp. 146-152

Gemma Dunn and Matthew Laing

Protection of Antarctic soil environments: A review of the current issues and future challenges for the Environmental Protocol pp. 153-164

O’Neill, T.A.

Exploring the circumstances surrounding flood fatalities in Australia—1900–2015 and the implications for policy and practice pp. 165-176

Katharine Haynes, Lucinda Coates, Rob van den Honert, Andrew Gissing, Deanne Bird, Felipe Dimer de Oliveira, D’Arcy, Rebecca, Chloe Smith and Deirdre Radford

The social side of spatial decision support systems: Investigating knowledge integration and learning pp. 177-184

Romina Rodela, Arnold K. Bregt, Arend Ligtenberg, Marta Pérez-Soba and Peter Verweij

Participatory modelling for sustainable development: Key issues derived from five cases of natural resource and disaster risk management pp. 185-196

Beatrice Hedelin, Mariele Evers, Johanna Alkan-Olsson and Anna Jonsson