Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences

2011 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 4, 2016

The role of science diplomacy: a historical development and international legal framework of arctic research stations under conditions of climate change, post-cold war geopolitics and globalization/power transition pp. 645-661

Michael Evan Goodsite, Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, Sandra Cassotta Pertoldi-Bianchi, Jingzheng Ren, Lize-Marie van der Watt and Halldor Johannsson

The Carbon Ask: effects of climate policy on the value of fossil fuel resources and the implications for technological innovation pp. 662-676

Peter Linquiti and Nathan Cogswell

Justice is the goal: divestment as climate change resistance pp. 677-690

Eve Bratman, Kate Brunette, Deirdre C. Shelly and Simon Nicholson

Environmental art, prior knowledge about climate change, and carbon offsets pp. 691-705

Julia Blasch and Robert Turner

Embodying the path of sustainability: reflections on “learning to juggle” in environmental pedagogy pp. 706-711

Brendon M. H. Larson

Ocean use in Hawaii as a predictor of marine conservation interests, beliefs, and willingness to participate: an exploratory study pp. 712-723

Carlie S. Wiener, Genevieve Manset and Judith D. Lemus

Local is not always better: the impact of climate information on values, behavior and policy support pp. 724-732

Jonas J. Schoenefeld and Michelle R. McCauley

Worldwatch Institute: can a city be sustainable? pp. 733-734

Richard Smardon

Foodopoly and Barnyard and Birkenstocks: Two Approaches for Changing Food Systems pp. 735-736

Matthew Potteiger

Brian Southwell, Elizabeth Doran and Laura Richman’s: Innovations in Home Energy Use: a Sourcebok for Behavior Change pp. 737-739

Mary Beth Deline

Introduction to understandings of place: a multidisciplinary symposium pp. 740-742

Brandn Green and Kristal Jones

Hot and dry: stability and simplicity in dormancy and austerity pp. 743-747

Kristal Jones

Replacing nature in environmental studies and sciences pp. 748-752

James D. Proctor

Place and exclusion in New York City’s Jamaica Bay pp. 753-758

Kristen Van Hooreweghe

Fixing food with ideas of “local” and “place” pp. 759-764

Clare Hinrichs

Mobilizing place: Examining mobility, identity, and boundary in the politics of Asian carp pp. 765-769

Rachel Brummel

A millennium-long management perspective for promoting the geological-social resiliency of barrier islands: a preliminary proposal for Fire Island, NY pp. 770-773

Paul Pinet

Nostalgia as a catalyst for conservation in the Carolina Lowcountry pp. 774-778

Angela Halfacre

Cold places: movement, knowledge, and time pp. 779-782

Andrew Stuhl

Place: natural pp. 783-787

Duane Griffin

Conclusion: the placial imagination pp. 788-789

Jason Cons

Volume 6, issue 3, 2016

Adapting to dangerous climate change: implications for studies of politics, policy, and beyond pp. 451-459

Paul G. Harris and John Barkdull

Have you got what it takes? Looking at skills and needs of the modern marine conservation practitioner pp. 515-519

E. C. M. Parsons and R. MacPherson

Sonya Remington-Doucette: sustainable world approaches to analyzing and resolving wicked problems pp. 525-526

Richard Smardon

Craig Childs: Review of apocalyptic planet: field guide to the future of the earth pp. 527-528

James Eflin

Kent Portney: Taking sustainable cities seriously: economic development, the environment and quality of life in American cities, 2nd edition pp. 529-530

Richard C. Smardon

Toxic chemicals: environmental impact, regulation, controversy, and education: editor’s introduction pp. 541-542

Martha Richmond

Challenges and opportunities in stimulating public awareness and engagement on US chemicals policy pp. 569-579

Caroline E. Scruggs and Rachel B. B. Moore

Public engagement for environmental sustainability in a technological age: introduction to a symposium pp. 606-608

Priya Kurian and Debashish Munshi

Sustainable citizenship as a methodology for engagement: navigating environmental, economic, and technological rationalities pp. 617-630

Priya Kurian, Debashish Munshi, Lyn Kathlene and Jeanette Wright

Projecting animal economies of scarcity: on Racing Extinction pp. 641-643

Andy Hageman and Rachel F. Brummel

Volume 6, issue 2, 2016

Five ways to support interdisciplinary work before tenure pp. 260-267

Melinda Harm Benson, Christopher D. Lippitt, Ryan Morrison, Barbara Cosens, Jan Boll, Brian C. Chaffin, Alexander K. Fremier, Robert Heinse, Derek Kauneckis, Timothy E. Link, Caroline E. Scruggs, Mark Stone and Vanessa Valentin

Introduction to the special issue: negotiating boundaries: effective leadership of interdisciplinary environmental and sustainability programs pp. 268-274

David Gosselin, Shirley Vincent, Chris Boone, Antje Danielson, Rod Parnell and Deana Pennington

Learning to integrate across the natural and social sciences pp. 275-277

David J. Hawthorne and Cynthia A. Wei

The EMBeRS project: employing model-based reasoning in socio-environmental synthesis pp. 278-286

Deana Pennington, Gabriele Bammer, Antje Danielson, David Gosselin, Julia Gouvea, Geoffrey Habron, Dave Hawthorne, Roderic Parnell, Kate Thompson, Shirley Vincent and Cynthia Wei

Model-based reasoning to foster environmental and socio-scientific literacy in higher education pp. 287-294

Amanda E. Sorensen, Rebecca C. Jordan, Rachel Shwom, Diane Ebert-May, Cindy Isenhour, Aaron M. McCright and Jennifer Meta Robinson

A conceptual model for knowledge integration in interdisciplinary teams: orchestrating individual learning and group processes pp. 300-312

Deana Pennington

A case study of strategies for fostering international, interdisciplinary research pp. 313-323

K. E. Halvorsen, J. L. Knowlton, A. S. Mayer, C. C. Phifer, T. Martins, E. C. Pischke, T. S. Propato, P. Cavigliasso, C. Garcia, M. Chiappe, A. Eastmond, J. Licata, M. Kuhlberg, R. Medeiros, V. Picasso, G. Mendez, P. Primo, A. Frado, S. Veron and J. L. Dunn

Environmental Science: the interdisciplinary STEM field pp. 336-343

Gwendelyn Geidel and William E. Winner

Sustainability leadership programs in higher education: alumni outcomes and impacts pp. 360-370

Lindsey MacDonald and Mike Shriberg

Beyond interdisciplinary: how sustainability creates opportunities for pan-university efforts pp. 387-398

Lisa Benton-Short and Kathleen A. Merrigan

Developing sustainability leadership through faculty professional development pp. 437-444

Stephanie Kaza, Lisa Watts Natkin and Tarah Rowse

Volume 6, issue 1, 2016

Introduction pp. 1-2

Peter D. Saundry

Development and application of integrative modeling tools in support of food-energy-water nexus planning—a research agenda pp. 3-10

Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm

Closing the loop: integrative systems management of waste in food, energy, and water systems pp. 11-24

Sarah C. Davis, Derek Kauneckis, Natalie A. Kruse, Kimberley E. Miller, Michael Zimmer and Geoffrey D. Dabelko

Nutrients in the nexus pp. 25-38

Eric A. Davidson, Rachel L. Nifong, Richard B. Ferguson, Cheryl Palm, Deanna L. Osmond and Jill S. Baron

Promoting resilience for food, energy, and water interdependencies pp. 50-61

Rae Zimmerman, Quanyan Zhu and Carolyn Dimitri

Spatial computing perspective on food energy and water nexus pp. 62-76

Emre Eftelioglu, Zhe Jiang, Reem Ali and Shashi Shekhar

Hybrid green infrastructure for reducing demands on urban water and energy systems: a New York City hypothetical case study pp. 77-89

J. Cherrier, Y. Klein, H. Link, J. Pillich and N. Yonzan

A workshop on transitioning cities at the food-energy-water nexus pp. 90-103

Lara J. Treemore-Spears, J. Morgan Grove, Craig K. Harris, Lawrence D. Lemke, Carol J. Miller, Kami Pothukuchi, Yifan Zhang and Yongli L. Zhang

Human conflicts and the food, energy, and water nexus: building collaboration using facilitation and mediation to manage environmental disputes pp. 104-122

Lara B. Fowler and Xiaoxin Shi

A research agenda for the energy, water, land, and climate nexus pp. 123-126

Paul Faeth and Lars Hanson

Assessing the effects of thermal and hydro energy production on water systems pp. 140-148

Hector R. Bravo

Irrigation aquifer depletion: the nexus linchpin pp. 149-160

Richard M. Cruse, Daniel L. Devlin, Doug Parker and Reagan M. Waskom

Global linkages among energy, food and water: an economic assessment pp. 161-171

Claudia Ringler, Dirk Willenbockel, Nicostrato Perez, Mark Rosegrant, Tingju Zhu and Nathanial Matthews

Engineering solutions for food-energy-water systems: it is more than engineering pp. 172-182

M. L. Wolfe, K. C. Ting, N. Scott, A. Sharpley, J. W. Jones and L. Verma

Opportunities for improved promotion of ecosystem services in agriculture under the Water-Energy-Food Nexus pp. 183-191

Andrew Bell, Nathanial Matthews and Wei Zhang

Autonomous real-time water quality sensing as an alternative to conventional monitoring to improve the detection of food, energy, and water indicators pp. 200-207

Ziqian Dong, Fang Li, Babak Beheshti, Alan Mickelson, Marta Panero and Nada Anid

The answer is 42 … What is THE question? pp. 208-213

Ron McCormick and Lawrence A. Kapustka

Nexus between food, energy, water, and forest ecosystems in the USA pp. 214-224

Thomas L. Tidwell

The need for universal metrics in the energy-water-food nexus pp. 225-230

A. D. Tevar, H. M. Aelion, M. A. Stang and J. Mendlovic

A positive vision of sustainability pp. 231-238

Steven A. Cohen, Kelsie L. DeFrancia and Hayley J. Martinez