Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences

2011 - 2025

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Volume 12, issue 4, 2022

Coastal hazard mitigation considerations: perspectives from northern Gulf of Mexico coastal professionals and decision-makers pp. 669-681

Denise E. DeLorme, Sonia H. Stephens and Renee C. Collini

What are the main human pressures affecting Iran’s protected areas? pp. 682-691

Ehsan Rahimi and Pinliang Dong

Urban planning in Swiss cities has been slow to think about climate change: why and what to do? pp. 692-713

Gilles Desthieux and Florent Joerin

Attitudes towards climate change and scientific stories pp. 714-726

Allison Joy Bailey, Caitlin M. Wills and Jamie Mitchem

Governing trade: a cross-national study of governance, trade, and CO2 emissions pp. 727-738

Andrew Hargrove, Feng Hao and Jamie Marie Sommer

Redefining ethics and ethics research directions for environmental studies/sciences from student evaluations pp. 739-755

Dianne Quigley, David Sonnenfeld, Phil Brown and Tracie Ferreira

Assessment of the vulnerability of farmers toward climate change: a case from Chitre-Parbat of Nepal pp. 756-768

Shobha Subedi, Anup K C, Basanta Dahal and Ambika Ghimire

Farmers’ climate change risk perception, adaptation capacity and barriers to adaptation: a multi-method approach pp. 769-781

Muhammad Humayun Kabir, Kh. Zulfikar Hossain, Md. Javed Azad and Mou Leong Tan

Socio-economic determinants of Chronic Kidney Diseases of uncertain etiology (CKDu) in the Uva Province, Sri Lanka: a cross-sectional study pp. 782-793

I. D. U. H. Piyathilake, J. L. P. C. Randika, R. M. K. T. Rathnayaka, E. P. N. Udayakumara, L. V. Ranaweera, S. K. Gunatilake and C. B. Dissanayake

Dynamic impacts of economic growth, energy use, urbanization, tourism, agricultural value-added, and forested area on carbon dioxide emissions in Brazil pp. 794-814

Asif Raihan and Almagul Tuspekova

Analysis of soil carbon and income over Acacia decurrens and Eucalyptus globulus land uses in the highlands of Ethiopia pp. 815-826

Belayneh Dessie, Mintesinot Taye, Zablon Adane and Ayana Jember

The observatory: a model for studies in health, society, and the environment pp. 827-837

Tee L. Guidotti

Air pollution exposure assessment at schools and playgrounds in Williamsburg Brooklyn NYC, with a view to developing a set of policy solutions pp. 838-852

Ana Maria Carmen Ilie, Norma McCarthy, Leslie Velasquez, Masoom Moitra and Holger Michael Eisl

The impact of FDI on energy intensity: a spatial econometric analysis of Indonesian provinces pp. 853-869

Atina Saraswati, Djoni Hartono and Witri Indriyani

Consumers’ attitude toward participation in community-supported aquaculture: a case of Kurdistan province in the west of Iran pp. 870-889

Yahya Dabaghi, Shahla Choobchian, Hassan Sadighi and Hossein Azadi

Grad school in the rear view: prioritizing career skills, mentorship, and equity in the interdisciplinary environmental PhD pp. 890-897

Emily Reisman, Madelyn Radel, Susan Clark and Holly Buck

Transdisciplinary model for environmental protection and primordial prevention of disease pp. 898-904

Ronald B. Brown

The site of Anthropocene and colonial entanglement: reviewing The Nutmeg’s Curse pp. 905-908

Debajyoti Biswas

J.W. Day, H.C. Clark & R.G. Hunter (eds.) Energy production in the Mississippi River Delta: implications on coastal ecosystems and pathways to restoration. Springer Nature Switzerland AG pp. 909-910

Richard Smardon

Liz Carlisle. Healing grounds: climate, justice, and the deep roots of regenerative farming pp. 911-913

Gary S. Silverman

Martin J. Pasqualetti. The thread of energy: the ubiquity of energy in modern life pp. 914-915

John H. Perkins

Luhas Ley. Building on borrowed time: rising seas and failing infrastructure in Semarang pp. 916-917

Richard Smardon

Allan Stoekl: The three sustainabilities: energy, economy, time pp. 918-919

Richard Smardon

Volume 12, issue 3, 2022

Assessing the quantity and toxicity of chemical releases from TRI facilities in Upstate New York pp. 417-429

Amanda T. Charette, Dustin T. Hill, Mary B. Collins and Jaime E. Mirowsky

Shades of green: environmental action in places of worship pp. 430-452

Charles Caldwell, Natalie Probstein and Tanhum Yoreh

Conveying environmental information to fishers: a smartphone application on marine protected areas pp. 453-465

Fabrizio D’Ascenzo, Andrea Rocchi, Stefano Cerioni, Gaetano Zarlenga, Nicolò Passeri, Francesco Piacentini, Cristina Lo Fazio, Cristina Gerardis and Clara Cicatiello

Thinking negatively about negative emissions technologies: the via negativa, carbon thinking, and climate ethics pp. 466-474

Forrest Clingerman

Plan writing as a policy tool: instrumental, conceptual, and tactical uses of water management plans in California pp. 475-489

Nataly Escobedo Garcia and Nicola Ulibarri

Faculty diversity in California environmental studies departments: implications for student learning pp. 490-504

Amani M. Taylor, Arien J. Hernandez, Aysha K. Peterson and Sikina Jinnah

The effectiveness of installing solar panels at schools in Pakistan to increase enrolment pp. 505-514

Abbas A. Gillani, Sana Khan, Sadia Nasir and Salwa Niaz

The impact of informal economy on technological innovation–ecological footprint nexus in OECD countries: new evidence from panel quantile regression pp. 515-533

Lan Khanh Chu

Indigenous local observations and experiences can give useful indicators of climate change in data-deficient regions pp. 534-546

Nelson Chanza and Walter Musakwa

Modeling resilience behavior against climate change with food security approach pp. 547-565

Amirreza Asrari, Maryam Omidi Najafabadi and Jamal Farajollah Hosseini

Environmental safety of residents of Yakutsk and Zhatay: evidence from sociological research pp. 566-576

Olga Krivoshapkina, Alexandra Yakovleva, Alexandra Pavlova, Vasily Eroshenko, Akulina Zakharova, Paraskovia Gogoleva, Evgeniy Tikhonov and Ol’ga Kunickaya

Regional scale analysis of land cover dynamics in Kerala over last two decades through MODIS data and statistical techniques pp. 577-593

Vijith H., Ninu Krishnan Mv. and Alhassan Sulemana

Minding the gap: socio-demographic factors linked to the perception of environmental pollution, water harvesting infrastructure, and gardening characteristics pp. 594-610

Arthur Moses, Jean E. T. McLain, Aminata Kilungo, Robert A. Root, Leif Abrell, Sanlyn Buxner, Flor Sandoval, Theresa Foley, Miriam Jones and Mónica D. Ramírez-Andreotta

Stakeholder mapping and promotion of Sustainable Development Goals in local management pp. 611-626

Abril Catzín-Tamayo, Oscar Frausto-Martínez and Lucinda Arroyo-Arcos

How do people in China perceive water? From health threat perception to environmental policy change pp. 627-645

Veronika Vaseková

Buyouts with rentbacks: a policy proposal for managing coastal retreat pp. 646-651

Andrew G. Keeler, Megan Mullin, Dylan E. McNamara and Martin D. Smith

Three crucial considerations when presenting alternative paradigms in sustainability research pp. 652-656

Chad S. Boda and David Harnesk

Edward Struzik. Swamplands: Tundra Beavers, Quaking bogs, and the Improbable World of Peat pp. 657-658

Richard Smardon

Martín Arboleda. Planetary Mine: Territories of Extraction under Late Capitalism pp. 659-661

Mario Christie

Mari Butler. A reader: Environmental issues pp. 662-663

Richard Smardon

Daniel Yergin. The new map: energy, climate and the clash of nations pp. 664-666

John H. Perkins

Greg Peters Our National Forests: Stories from America’s Most Important Public Lands Timber Press Portland Oregon 2021 pp. 667-668

Richard Smardon

Volume 12, issue 2, 2022

Dismantling white supremacy in environmental studies and sciences: an argument for anti-racist and decolonizing pedagogies pp. 193-203

Eve Z. Bratman and William P. DeLince

Building STEM pathways for students of color to natural resources careers: the Northern New Mexico Climate Change Corps pp. 204-215

Brooke Ann Zanetell and Tania Marie Schusler

“Climate change might have caused our small harvest”: indigenous vulnerability, livelihoods, and environmental changes in lowland and high jungle indigenous communities in Peru pp. 216-231

Dafne E. Lastra Landa and Claudia V. Grados Bueno

A review of stakeholder participation studies in renewable electricity and water: does the resource context matter? pp. 232-247

Valerie Rountree, Elizabeth Baldwin and Jeffrey Hanlon

Contamination of Maine lakes by pharmaceuticals and personal care products pp. 248-259

Alyssa T. Kullberg, Gail L. Carlson, Serena M. Haver and William G. McDowell

Plastic bag legislation in the United States: influential factors on its creation pp. 260-271

Liza Bell and Gina Scutelnicu Todoran

Learning from the COVID-19 pandemic to combat climate change: comparing drivers of individual action in global crises pp. 272-282

Marijn H. C. Meijers, Christin Scholz, Ragnheiður “Heather” Torfadóttir, Anke Wonneberger and Marko Markov

Correction to: Learning from the COVID-19 pandemic to combat climate change: comparing drivers of individual action in global crises pp. 283-283

Marijn H. C. Meijers, Christin Scholz, Ragnheiður “Heather” Torfadóttir, Anke Wonneberger and Marko Markov

The lesson learned from COVID-19 and the climate crisis is not to let experts decide on policies: a response to Robert C. Schmidt pp. 284-290

Annette Elisabeth Toeller, Sonja Blum, Michael Boecher and Kathrin Loer

A collective alternative to the Inward Turn in environmental sustainability research pp. 291-297

Chad S. Boda, David O’Byrne, David Harnesk, Turaj Faran and Ellinor Isgren

Restoring human freedoms: from utilitarianism to a capability approach to wetland restoration in Louisiana’s coastal master plan pp. 298-310

David O’Byrne

Resilience of environmental policy amidst the rise of conservative populism pp. 311-326

Nariman Mostafavi, João Fiocchi, Manuel García Dellacasa and Simi Hoque

A case study in citizen environmental humanities: creating a participatory plant story website pp. 327-340

Tina Gianquitto and Lauren LaFauci

Toxicants, entanglement, and mitigation in New England’s emerging circular economy for food waste pp. 341-353

Cindy Isenhour, Michael Haedicke, Brieanne Berry, Jean MacRae, Travis Blackmer and Skyler Horton

Climate change risk perception and adaptive behavior of coffee farmers: the mediating role of climate-related attitudinal factors and moderating role of self-efficacy pp. 354-368

Tuyen Thi Tran and Hong Chen

Interdisciplinary experiential learning during COVID-19: lessons learned and reflections for the future pp. 369-377

Megan Butler

Are fossil fuel CEOs responsible for climate change? Social structure and criminal law approaches to climate litigation pp. 378-385

Ryan Gunderson and Claiton Fyock

What shapes cognitions of climate change in Europe? Ideology, morality, and the role of educational attainment pp. 386-395

Heinz Welsch

Correction to: What shapes cognitions of climate change in Europe? Ideology, morality, and the role of educational attainment pp. 396-397

Heinz Welsch

Climate: change, crisis, and contention pp. 398-408

John H. Perkins

Jill A. E. & Daniel M. Franks (eds). Handbook of cumulative impact assessment pp. 409-410

Richard Smardon

H. Scott Butterfield, T. Rodd Kelsey and Abigail K. Hart (eds.). Rewilding agricultural landscapes, a California study in rebalancing the needs of people and nature pp. 411-412

Gary S. Silverman

Jeffrey K. Stine. Green Persuasion: Advertising, Voluntarism, and America’s Public Lands pp. 413-414

Richard Smardon

Just green enough or green gentrification? pp. 415-416

Richard Smardon

Volume 12, issue 1, 2022

Dedicated to Lamont C. (Monty) Hempel pp. 1-9

David E Blockstein

Can a YouTube video lead to changes in environmental beliefs, attitudes, norms, and intended behavior? pp. 10-17

Christine Moskell and Robert Turner

Breaking Green Ceilings: podcasting for environmental and social change pp. 18-27

Sapna Mulki and Alison A. Ormsby

The aesthetic ideology of Juliana v. United States and its impact on environmentally engaged citizenship pp. 28-42

Dana Neacşu

Governing for resilience: a new epoch in U.S. environmental policy and politics? pp. 43-80

Duran Fiack

The uneven weight of carbon on policy: towards a framework for understanding how greenhouse gas inventories can inform equitable climate policy design pp. 81-90

Andrew Pattison, Mathew Thomas Clement and Robert Habans

How can we pay for it all? Understanding the global challenge of financing climate change and sustainable development solutions pp. 91-99

Jacob Park

Nation’s Business and the environment: the U.S. Chamber’s changing relationships with DDT, “ecologists,” regulations, and renewable energy pp. 100-113

Adam D. Orford

Social Responsibility and the World of Nature: an interdisciplinary environmental studies course for inspiring whole system thinking and environmental citizenship pp. 114-132

Lee Frankel-Goldwater

The futility and fatality of incremental action: motivations and barriers among undergraduates for environmental action that matters pp. 133-148

Praneeta Mudaliar, Meaghan McElroy and Jacob C. Brenner

A new framework for environmental education about energy transition: investment and the energy regulatory and industrial complex pp. 149-163

Kathleen M. Saul and John H. Perkins

GIS in the jungle: Experiential Environmental Education (EEE) in Panama pp. 164-176

Dan Klooster, Nathan Strout and David Smith

If all planning is local, how are we going to save tomorrow? Ten pragmatic lessons from the field pp. 177-192

Ann Hope Ruzow Holland