Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Walter A. Rosenbaum

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2018

Enhancing racial diversity in the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences pp. 379-384

Dorceta E. Taylor

Teaching to teach systems and networks: preparing to teach for water resilience in the K-12 classroom pp. 385-394

Gerald Ardito

Community-based organizations and environmentalism: how much impact can small, community-based organizations working on environmental issues have? pp. 395-406

Dadit Hidayat and Randy Stoecker

“Dark times lie ahead of us and there will be a time when we must choose between what is easy and what is right”—the sad case of Vaquita, the Trump administration and the removal of protections for whales and dolphins pp. 407-410

E. C. M. Parsons

Ocean plastics and the BBNJ treaty—is plastic frightening enough to insert itself into the BBNJ treaty, or do we need to wait for a treaty of its own? pp. 411-415

Rachel Tiller and Elizabeth Nyman

Glyphosate: A review of its global use, environmental impact, and potential health effects on humans and other species pp. 416-434

Martha E. Richmond

Water and Climate in Latin America: Symposium Introduction pp. 435-440

Abby Lindsay

Community perceptions of socioecological stressors and risk-reducing strategies in Tabasco, Mexico pp. 441-451

Erin C. Pischke, M. Azahara Mesa-Jurado, Amarella Eastmond, Jesse Abrams and Kathleen E. Halvorsen

A Q methodology application on disaster perceptions for adaptation and resiliency in an Andean watershed symposium: water and climate in Latin America pp. 452-468

Diana L. Restrepo-Osorio and J. Christopher Brown

Political ecology of Costa Rica’s climate policy: contextualizing climate governance pp. 469-476

Emily Benton Hite

Social learning as an adaptive measure to prepare for climate change impacts on water provision in Peru pp. 477-487

Abby Lindsay

Water quality management through community engagement in Costa Rica pp. 488-502

Thomas Shahady and Helen Boniface

Linking education to industry: water and energy sustainability in Latin America pp. 503-516

Marta A. Panero, Weslynne S. Ashton, Christian Izquierdo, Marta Hurtado Martin and Nada M. Anid

Water and climate in latin america: symposium conclusion pp. 517-517

Abby Lindsay

Critical sustainability: incorporating critical theories into contested sustainabilities pp. 518-525

Jeff Rose and Adrienne Cachelin

Canaries in the Anthropocene: storytelling as degentrification in urban community sustainability pp. 526-538

Giovanna Di Chiro

Relational space and place and food environments: geographic insights for critical sustainability research pp. 539-546

Fernando J. Bosco and Pascale Joassart-Marcelli

Where we dance (ecologically) together: reading Ananya Dance Theatre’s Roktim: Nurture Incarnadine pp. 547-552

Liz Ivkovich

Critical sustainable consumption: a research agenda pp. 553-561

Manisha Anantharaman

The bottom line: capital’s production of social inequalities and environmental degradation pp. 562-569

Brett Clark, Daniel Auerbach and Stefano B. Longo

Guiding questions for critical sustainabilities pp. 570-572

Adrienne Cachelin and Jeff Rose

Preparing students for the operational environmental career: an integrated project-based road map for academic programs pp. 573-583

Corrado Battisti

Volume 8, issue 3, 2018

Conflicting energy policy priorities in EU energy governance pp. 239-248

Rosa Maria Fernandez

Trust and environmental activism across regions and countries pp. 249-263

Sandra T. Marquart-Pyatt

Assessing LakeSmart, a community-based lake protection program pp. 264-280

F. Russell Cole, Alexa Junker, Catherine R. Bevier, Maggie Shannon, Sophie Sarkar and Philip J. Nyhus

Managing the science-policy boundary: implications for river restoration pp. 281-289

Eileen S. Johnson, Kathleen Bell and Jessica E. Leahy

Predicting college students’ environmentally responsible behavior from personality, political attitudes, and place attachment: a synergistic model pp. 290-299

Anthony G. Snider, Shanhong Luo and Emily Fusco

The impact of unemployment and economic risk perceptions on attitudes towards anthropogenic climate change pp. 300-311

Salil D. Benegal

Community climate change beliefs, awareness, and actions in the wake of the September 2013 flooding in Boulder County, Colorado pp. 312-325

Stephanie Shepard, Hilary Boudet, Chad M. Zanocco, Lori A. Cramer and Bryan Tilt

Taking it to the city: urban-placed pedagogies in Detroit and Roxbury pp. 326-342

Richard B. Peterson

Collaborative teaching and interdisciplinary learning in graduate environmental studies pp. 343-350

Kevin Francis, Martha Henderson, Erin Martin, Kathleen Saul and Shangrila Joshi

Reading the land: on the ethical foundations of environmental studies’ signature pedagogy pp. 351-356

Kimberly Smith

Sustainability and health: notes toward a convergence of agendas pp. 357-361

Tee L. Guidotti

Environmental engagement in troubled times: a manifesto pp. 362-367

James D. Proctor, Jennifer Bernstein, Philip Brick, Emma Brush, Susan Caplow and Kenneth Foster

Decolonizing ecological research pp. 368-370

Zina Skandrani

The first 6 years of JESS: categorizing authors and topics pp. 371-375

David Downie, Austin Chinal, Ryan Fritz, Natalie Intemann and Kayla Urbanowski

John H. Perkins. Changing energy, the transition to a sustainable future pp. 376-377

Gary S. Silverman

Volume 8, issue 2, 2018

Unlikely pioneers: creative climate change policymaking in smaller U.S. cities pp. 121-131

George C. Homsy

A comparative study of the economy’s environmental impact between states in the USA and provinces in China pp. 132-141

Feng Hao, Guizhen He and Michael Snipes

Intersectional feminism for the environmental studies and sciences: looking inward and outward pp. 142-151

Teresa Lloro-Bidart and Michael H. Finewood

Racial and ethnic differences in the students’ readiness, identity, perceptions of institutional diversity, and desire to join the environmental workforce pp. 152-168

Dorceta E. Taylor

The challenge of coordinated civic climate change education pp. 169-178

Peter Buckland, Eban Goodstein, Rob Alexander, Barry Muchnick, Mary Ellen Mallia, Neil Leary, Rob Andrejewski and Susannah Barsom

Teaching environmental policy in an era of polarization and misrepresentation pp. 179-182

Daniel J. Fiorino

AnthropoTrumpism: Trump and the politics of environmental disruption pp. 183-188

Monty Hempel

Rethinking the oceans and their management pp. 189-194

Jennifer L. Bailey

American environmental politics in historical perspective: introduction to the symposium pp. 195-196

Kimberly K. Smith

The Trump Administration and environmental policy: Reagan redux? pp. 197-211

Jessica Hejny

From appropriate technology to the clean energy economy: renewable energy and environmental politics since the 1970s pp. 212-219

Sarah Mittlefehldt

Smokestacks and cornfields: politics of power in the Ohio Valley during the 1970s pp. 220-224

Megan Chew

A historical analysis of US climate change policy in the Pan-American context pp. 225-232

Erin C. Pischke, Barry D. Solomon and Adam M. Wellstead

Malcolm Cooper, Abhik Chakraborty and Shamik Chakraborty. Rivers and society: landscapes, governance and livelihoods pp. 233-234

Richard Smardon

Melanie A. Kiechle. Smell detectives, an olfactory history of nineteenth-century urban America pp. 235-236

Gary S. Silverman

John H. Perkins. Changing energy: the transition to a sustainable future pp. 237-238

Richard Smardon

Volume 8, issue 1, 2018

Community economic identity and colliding treadmills in oil and gas governance pp. 1-12

Adam Mayer

Transdisciplinary sea level rise risk communication and outreach strategies from stakeholder focus groups pp. 13-21

Denise E. DeLorme, Sonia H. Stephens and Scott C. Hagen

“The earth is your mosque”: narrative perspectives of environmental health and education in the Holy Quran pp. 22-31

Basil H. Aboul-Enein

Reflecting on a multidisciplinary collaboration to design a general education climate change course pp. 32-38

Eric A. Stubbs, Andrew R. Zimmerman, Laura A. Warner and Brian E. Myers

Knowledge, perceptions, concerns, and behaviors to climate change—the Caribbean context: an introduction pp. 39-41

Adelle Thomas and April Karen Baptiste

Climate change resiliency in Caribbean SIDS: building greater synergies between science and local and traditional knowledge pp. 42-50

Clinton Beckford

Climate change knowledge, concerns, and behaviors among Caribbean fishers pp. 51-62

April Karen Baptiste

Perceptions of climate change risk in The Bahamas pp. 63-72

Adelle Thomas and Lisa Benjamin

Risk perception and adaptive responses to climate change and climatic variability in northeastern St. Vincent pp. 73-85

Rose-Ann Smith

Assessing the role of farmer field schools in promoting pro-adaptive behaviour towards climate change among Jamaican farmers pp. 86-98

Jhannel Tomlinson and Kevon Rhiney

Knowledge, perceptions, concerns, and behaviors—moving forward in the Caribbean context pp. 99-103

April Karen Baptiste and Adelle Thomas

Safeguarding the enthusiasm for environmental studies: small is even more beautiful than before pp. 104-109

William Ascher

Environmental studies and sciences in a time of chaos: problems, contexts, and recommendations pp. 110-113

Richard L. Wallace and Susan G. Clark

The Renewable Energy Landscape: Preserving Scenic Values in Our Sustainable Future, a Book Review pp. 114-116

John H. Perkins

Robert P. Marzec. Militarizing the environment: Climate change and the security state pp. 117-118

Jack Manno

Janette Hartz-Karp and Dora Marinova. Methods for Sustainability Research pp. 119-120

Richard Smardon