Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences

2011 - 2025

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Volume 15, issue 1, 2025

Metal(loid) concentrations in drinking water and public perception of water quality in the Arizona–Mexico border pp. 1-18

God’sgift N. Chukwuonye, Thania Brinks, Aminata Kilungo and Mónica D. Ramírez-Andreotta

Degrowth or secular stagnation? The political economy of monopoly finance capital and the stagnation-accumulation treadmill pp. 19-34

Tim P. Clark

Innovation drivers in climate adaptation pp. 35-54

Melina Matos

Understanding the emerging food, energy, and water nexus (FEW-Nexus) systems in science education pp. 55-70

Sumaiya Tabassum, Jenny M. Dauer, Hannah H. Scherer, Nicole D. Sintov and Hui-Hui Wang

A content analysis of social media discourse during Hurricane María: filling a void when traditional media are silent pp. 71-86

Omar Pérez-Figueroa, Nícola Ulibarrí and Suellen Hopfer

How place characteristics promote undergraduate’s sense of place development: an exploration based on mapping and map-aided interviews pp. 87-100

Polly Ying Yuk Chik and Jessica Shuk Ching Leung

Carbon emissions and food production: why climate change is a threat to Nigeria’s food security pp. 101-112

Fisayo Fagbemi, Dorcas Funmilola Oke, Olawale Daniel Akinyele and Kehinde Mary Bello

Nexus between environmental innovation and ecological footprint in OECD countries: is there an environmental rebound effect? pp. 113-123

Celil Aydin, Ömer Esen and Yağmur Çeti̇ntaş

In search of value: the intricate impacts of benefit perception, knowledge, and emotion about climate change on marine protection support pp. 124-142

Minh-Hoang Nguyen, Minh-Phuong Thi Duong, Quang-Loc Nguyen, Viet-Phuong La and Quan Hoang Vuong

Indigenous people’s perception of the existing ecosystem services and pervasive drivers for the degradation of Boyo wetland, southern Ethiopia pp. 143-155

Hussen Yasin, Wondimagegnehu Tekalign, Serekebirhan Takele, Barry John McMahon and Abebayehu Desalegn

Land use dynamics in a tropical protected area buffer zone: is the management plan helping? pp. 156-166

Juliana Carmo Souza, Tatiana Sussel Gonçalves Mendes, Rafael Beltrame Bignotto, Enner Herenio Alcântara and Klécia Gili Massi

Climate-smart agriculture, enhanced agroproduction, and carbon sequestration potential of agroecosystems in India: a meta-analysis pp. 167-185

Anshul Tyagi and A. K. Haritash

Event Ethnography to study the global negotiations on the treaty to end plastic pollution: dataset from the first session of negotiations (INC-1) pp. 186-193

Emily Cowan

Jeremy Mynott. The story of nature: a human history pp. 194-196

John Sinton

David C. Gosselin. A practical guide for developing cross-disciplinary collaborative skills pp. 197-198

Richard Smardon

Cultivating anti-racism in the classroom and beyond through collaborative learning in the environmental sciences pp. 199-216

Whitney Mgbara, Rosalie Zdzienicka Fanshel, Kenzo Esquivel, Natasha Shannon, Phoebe Parker-Shames, Damian O. Elias, Lorenzo Washington and Aidee Guzman

Correction: Cultivating anti-racism in the classroom and beyond through collaborative learning in the environmental sciences pp. 217-217

Whitney Mgbara, Rosalie Zdzienicka Fanshel, Kenzo Esquivel, Natasha Shannon, Phoebe Parker-Shames, Damian O. Elias, Lorenzo Washington and Aidee Guzman

Volume 14, issue 4, 2024

Individual attitudes towards environmentally friendly choices: a comprehensive analysis of the role of legal rules, religion, and confidence in government pp. 629-651

Syed Sibghatullah Shah and Zahid Asghar

Pedagogical content knowledge about the sustainability of high school chemistry and biology teachers pp. 652-665

Mariana Muñoz-Galván and Kira Padilla

Assessing climate change awareness among Mediterranean university students: a comparative study of French and Greek universities pp. 666-680

Aybike Bayraktar, Georgios Kleftodimos, Leonidas Sotirios Kyrgiakos, Christina Kleisiari, George Vlontzos and Hatem Belhouchette

Assessing the extent of community participation in co-management of natural resources at Vwaza Wildlife Reserve in Malawi: an integrated approach pp. 681-693

Godfrey Kalenga, Victor Kansulo, Dalo Njera and Eric Kofi Doe

Agnes, Revisited: methods and principles for community-engaged research on historic flood disasters pp. 694-709

Bethany Fitch and Andrew Stuhl

Understanding pro-environmental behavior: the effects of social influence and environmental awareness in Cambodian context pp. 710-719

Bora Ly

A practical guide to understanding the context of human-wildlife coexistence pp. 720-731

Yufang Gao and Susan G. Clark

Measuring and modeling the association between human psychological well-being and urban green spaces of Lahore, Pakistan pp. 732-743

Muhammad Jabbar, Muhammad Nasar-u-Minallah and Mariney Mohd Yusoff

Ethical consumption and food recovery hierarchy behaviors: a clustering analysis in Japan pp. 744-762

Ana Catarina Morais and Akira Ishida

Cost sensitivity, partisan cues, and support for the Green New Deal pp. 763-775

Salil Benegal and Jon Green

The travel cost method: a valuable tool for organizers quantifying the economic value of environmental education—a case study from Oklahoma pp. 776-788

Tiffany A. Legg, Jason R. Vogel and Jeri Fleming

Effects of economic globalization, environment-related technology innovation, and industrial structure change on the ecological footprint of top 10 Asian technological innovation countries pp. 789-802

Wen-Cheng Lu and Kuang-Hsien Wang

The role of geostrategic interests in motivating public support for foreign climate aid pp. 803-813

Dylan Bugden and Jesse Brazil

Mindfulness and our changing climate: there’s no place like home pp. 814-819

Shelby C. Gash and Karl J. Maier

Social sustainability: more confusion than clarity pp. 820-825

Ellinor Isgren and Stefano B. Longo

Thinking like an economist while reading the land: using reading quizzes to show environmental studies and sciences intersecting with economics in Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac pp. 826-833

Thomas Rhoads

A process-oriented, collaborative, authentic learning approach to community-campus engagement pp. 834-845

David C. Gosselin

William J. Sutherland. Transforming conservation: a practical guide to evidence and decision making pp. 846-848

Christian T. K.-H. Stadtländer

David Sedlak. Water for all: global solutions for a changing climate pp. 849-850

Richard Smardon

Stephen Robert Miller. Over the seawall: tsunamis, cyclones, drought, and the delusion of controlling nature pp. 851-853

Gary S. Silverman

Volume 14, issue 3, 2024

Introduction: practicing diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in environmental studies and sciences pp. 443-451

Michelle L. Larkins

Utilization of a novel pedagogical framework to create and implement an environmental justice strategies undergraduate course: a case study pp. 452-457

E. Britt Moore

Shifting the approach: greening abolitionist teaching for inclusive sustainability pp. 458-468

Gabriel R. Valle, Ariel J. Stevenson, Megan A. Hammerschmidt and Juliana Goodlaw-Morris

Centering diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in environmental studies and sciences by practicing compassionate pedagogies pp. 469-483

Elyzabeth W. Engle, Michelle Larkins, Eve Bratman and Alanna K. Higgins

A pedagogy for the end of the world: teaching environmental health and justice in a sacrifice zone pp. 484-491

Alison Hope Alkon

Environmental justice teaching in an undergraduate context: examining the intersection of community-engaged, inclusive, and anti-racist pedagogy pp. 492-510

Christopher Rabe

Building more epistemically inclusive and environmentally equitable universities pp. 511-524

Flora Lu, Emily Murai, Serena Campbell and Hillary Angelo

Citation as representation: gendered academic citation politics persist in environmental studies publications pp. 525-537

H. O.’Leary, T. Gantzert, A. Mann, E. Z. Mann, N. Bollineni and M. Nelson

Teaching and learning about race, culture, and environment in a predominately white institution pp. 538-547

A. M. Strong, M. C. Vea, C. Ginger, M. R. Blouin, L. Edling, M. N. Barrios-Garcia, M. J. McDonald and Z. Ispa-Landa

Undergraduate experiences with sustainability courses: insights for diversifying sustainability education pp. 548-567

Abigail Sullivan, Anne Short Gianotti, Alice Scollins, Lisa Tornatore, Beverly Ge and Mya Briones

Exclusionary narratives in environmental studies: lessons from an urban nature center pp. 568-580

Carolyn A. Waters

Sea Grant’s Community Engaged Internship: expanding participation and cultivating belonging in coastal and ocean sciences pp. 581-593

Mona Behl, Jane Harrison, Maya Walton, Catherine Riseng, Deidre M. Peroff, Hallee Meltzer, Emily Maung-Douglass, Susan Lovelace, Samuel J. Lake, Maddie Kennedy, Sarah Kolesar, Davin Holen, Guillermo Giannico, Karen DeMeester, Brooke Carney, Linda Chilton and Matthew Bethel

Who are climate activists and what do they do? A study of diversity in the U.S. climate movement pp. 594-606

Clara Changxin Fang

Campus sustainability office representations of the DEIJ-sustainability nexus pp. 607-617

Tiffany Jurge, Eric Urbaniak and Matthew Liesch

Isabelle Anguelovski and James J. T. Connolly (eds.). The green city and social injustice: 21 tales from North America and Europe pp. 618-619

Richard Smardon

Nik Janos and Corina McKendry. Urban Cascadia and the pursuit of environmental justice pp. 620-621

Sharon Moran

Ned Randolph. Muddy thinking in the Mississippi River Delta: a call for reclamation pp. 622-623

Richard Smardon

Calum Nicholson and Benoit Mayer (eds). Climate migration: critical perspectives for law, policy, and research pp. 624-628

Ira Feldman

Volume 14, issue 2, 2024

“We became our own media!”: Australian perspectives on the beneficial potentialities of new media for environmental activism pp. 213-223

Diletta Luna Calibeo

Beyond the classroom: Influence of a sustainability intervention on university students’ environmental knowledge and behaviors pp. 224-235

Dawn Christina Null, Kristin F Hurst and Leslie A Duram

Defining the term watershed to reflect modern uses and functions as inter- and intra-connected socio-hydrologic systems pp. 236-255

Katherine L. Meierdiercks, Michael H. Finewood and Christianna Bennett

Framing uncertainty in water policy discourse: insights from Arizona’s Project ADD Water pp. 256-268

Abigail Sullivan, V. Kelly Turner and Dave D. White

Tourism triumphs: unraveling the essence of Asia’s allure through governance, FDI, and natural bounties pp. 269-286

Muhammad Zaheer Akhtar, Khalid Zaman and Muhammad Azhar Khan

A quantitative analysis of factors shaping attitudes toward green products among Cambodian public employees pp. 287-299

Bora Ly and Romny Ly

Characterizing the association between child malnutrition and protected areas in sub-Saharan Africa using unsupervised clustering pp. 300-312

Zeynab Jouzi, Yu-Fai Leung and Stacy Nelson

Perceptions and strategies of adaptation of Moroccan farmers to climate change—case of Khemisset province pp. 313-327

Noureddine Chaachouay and Lahcen Zidane

Are COVID-19 and climate change competing crises? New evidence on the finite pool of worry and risk-as-feelings hypotheses pp. 328-341

Ran Duan, Christian Bombara and Laura Crosswell

The perceived potential of religion in mitigating climate change and how this is being realized in Germany and Switzerland pp. 342-357

Adam X. Hearn, Fabian Huber, Jens Koehrsen and Ann-Lea Buzzi

Spatial assessment of biodiversity and conservation priorities in Hamedan Province, Iran, using a landscape ecology approach pp. 358-371

Sedighe Abdollahi, Parinaz Khalilzadeh, Elahe Zeilabi and David Lesbarrères

Climate change awareness and themes of support to decarbonize the economy among students in Iran pp. 372-383

Fatemeh Ghazavi Khorasgani and Mahgol Tavakoli

Impact of climate change awareness on household attitude toward food waste reduction pp. 384-399

Chimeziem Elijah Nwankwo-Ojionu, Nor Azura Adzharuddin, Moniza Waheed, Azlina Mohd Khir, Muhammad Mansur Abdulwakil and Chioma Mercy Chimeziem Ehiemere

Revitalizing indigenous practices employed by farmers to reduce agriculture’s vulnerability to climate change: a systematic review pp. 400-414

Yohannes Yona Legide, Getachew Sime Feyissa and Tafesse Mathewos Karo

Renewable energy, forestry, economic growth, and demographic impact on carbon footprint in India: does forestry and renewable energy matter to reduce emission? pp. 415-427

Md. Maznur Rahman, Akshaya Kumar Mohanty and Md. Hasanur Rahman

It takes two to tango: the second session of negotiations (INC-2) for a global treaty to end plastic pollution pp. 428-434

Emily Cowan, Karl Holmberg, Emmy Nøklebye, Idun Rognerud and Rachel Tiller

Tiffany Lethabo King. The black shoals; offshore formations of black and native studies pp. 435-439

Parvathy Binoy

Peter Annin. Purified: how recycled sewage is transforming our water pp. 440-441

Gary S. Silverman

Volume 14, issue 1, 2024

The bear minimum: reintroduction and the weaknesses of minimalist conservation pp. 1-11

Lee Brann, Alexander Lee and Benjamin Hale

Understanding the communication network of farmers to ensure the sustainable use of pesticides pp. 12-23

Logesh Mohankumar, Muthuprasad Thiyaharajan and Kavi Sidharthan Venkidusamy

Traditional ecological knowledge, perceptions and practices on insect pollinator conservation: A case of the smallholder farmers in Murundu ward of Mufulira mining district of Zambia pp. 24-35

Christopher Mulwanda, Vincent R. Nyirenda and Ngawo Namukonde

Local actors’ perspectives on sustainable food value chains: evidence from a Q-methodology study in Kenya pp. 36-51

Maíra Finizola e Silva, Sophie Van Schoubroeck, Jan Cools, Danstone Ochieng Aboge, Matilda Ouma, Calleb Olweny and Steven Van Passel

An open dialogue culture and transformative policy process for sustainability: exploratory case study of Finland pp. 52-68

Hidenori Nakamura, Mikko Rask and Matti Kojo

Households’ resilience to flood disaster in Lagos State, Nigeria: developing a conceptual framework unifying disaster resilience components and dimensions pp. 69-86

Oluwafemi Michael Odunsi, Peter Olabiyi Olawuni, Oluwole Philip Daramola, Omotayo Ben Olugbamila, Bashir Olufemi Odufuwa, Margaret Yejide Onanuga, Umar Obafemi Salisu, Simeon Oluwagbenga Fasina and Surajudeen Oluseyi Momodu

Pre-schoolers in nature: A five-week play & learning experience within a Turkish context pp. 87-101

Serap Sevimli-Celik and Begum Canaslan-Akyar

Subsidies, green innovation, and the sustainable performance: evidence from heavy-polluting enterprises in China pp. 102-116

Hua Cheng, Yinhong Yu and Shiyu Zhang

Can regional integration promote industrial green transformation? Empirical evidence from Yangtze River Delta Urban Agglomeration pp. 117-134

Sijia Li and Lihua Wu

The remnant natural capital of the Magdalena-Cauca basin: immense losses for the 80% of Colombian inhabitants pp. 135-153

César Augusto Ruiz-Agudelo and Francisco Paula Gutiérrez-Bonilla

Environmental awareness and willingness to pay for biodiversity improvement in Puerto Rico pp. 154-166

Héctor Tavárez, Oscar Abelleira and Levan Elbakidze

Systematic review of wetland ecosystem services valuation in India: assessing economic approaches, knowledge gaps, and management implications pp. 167-179

Ishfaq Ahmad Sheergojri, Irfan Rashid and Ishfaq ul Rehman

The case for buses: interdisciplinary ethical arguments in support of strong public transit pp. 180-192

Laura M. Hartman, Kathleen M. Wooley and Ryan C. Tucker

Consultative or participatory?: how environmental science graduate students envision transdisciplinarity pp. 193-201

Jesse M. Engebretson, Zachary Piso, Michael O’Rourke and Troy E. Hall

Mike Hulme. Climate change isn’t everything: liberating climate politics from alarmism pp. 202-205

Jennifer Bernstein

Stephen Foster and Radu Gogu. Groundwater assessment and management for sustainable water-supply and coordinated subsurface drainage: a guidebook for water utilities and municipal authorities pp. 206-208

Kweku Attafuah-Wadee

Ryan Katz-Rosene and Mathew Paterson. Thinking ecologically about the global political economy pp. 209-211

Terhemba Ambe-Uva