Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

1997 - 2026

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Volume 69, issue 8, 2026

Decision-making about project design changes during impact assessment review: theories of corporate voluntary environmental behaviours pp. 2294-2324

Steve Bonnell

Stranded ecosystems: mitigating environmental impacts of Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar pp. 2325-2343

Shahinur Bashar and David Bernell

The community benefits of choosing grey over green infrastructure in planning the Rockcliffe Riverine Flood Mitigation Project in Toronto pp. 2344-2364

Nidhi Subramanyam and Yu-Chen Chuang

Valuing habitat provision and aesthetic ecosystem services in built environments: landscape visibility and connectivity indicators in a choice experiment study pp. 2365-2392

Thao Pham, Mohamed Hilal and Sophie Legras

Identification of land-use conflicts: a novel framework combining scientific expertise and local stakeholders’ views pp. 2393-2425

Aibo Sun, Yunlong Gong, Shaoliang Zhang, Huping Hou and Anna M. Hersperger

Adaptive governance during an unprecedented marine heatwave: case study from the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary pp. 2426-2442

Hannah Henry, Iree Wheeler, Gretchen Luchauer, Brandon Asay, Nadia Bowles, Frederic Castruccio, Denise Cole, Tommy Furland, Kristen Krumhardt, Lev Romashkov, Steelle Stevens Scearce, Hannah Manire, Sofia Mollett, Melissa Moulton, Janna R. Willoughby and Kelly H. Dunning

Land of opportunities: aligning organic farming and conservation targets in Europe pp. 2443-2462

Luisa Gensch, Kerstin Jantke, Livia Rasche and Uwe A. Schneider

Investigating the time-invariant impact of agriculture on environmental degradation: focusing on pesticide use, human capital, and green energy pp. 2463-2488

Ashar Awan, Md. Emran Hossain, Bui Hoang Ngoc, Nora Yusma bte Mohamed Yusoff and Aviral Kumar Tiwari

Public engagement in strategic environmental assessment: What does it take? pp. 2489-2510

Ainhoa González, Gloriana Vargas, Riki Therivel, David L’Estrange and Turlough King

Strengthening the rule of law in emission permits and corporate green innovation: a quasi-natural experiment based on the implementation of the Regulation on the Administration of Permitting of Pollutant Discharges pp. 2511-2547

Xin Zhang and Sifan Gao

Public preferences for desertification control in the context of decision-rule heterogeneity: an integrated latent class and generalized random regret minimization approach pp. 2548-2566

Yong Zeng, Biqi Mao, Yurong Tang and Jiale Ma

A spatial-based model of multiple discrete continuous demand for assessing recreational use of nature sites: a case study of Italian National Parks pp. 2567-2588

Andrea Pellegrini, Maria De Salvo, Giovanni Signorello and Riccardo Scarpa

The impact of digital literacy on household carbon emissions: evidence from China pp. 2589-2618

Di Zhou, Sida Deng and Guifeng Liu

Volume 69, issue 7, 2026

Towards a more comprehensive environmental justice index: a critical review of existing indicators and indices pp. 1981-2014

Lesley Joseph

Enabling factors and constraints for advancing justice through climate adaptation: evidence from 25 US municipalities implementing climate plans pp. 2015-2034

Jennifer J. Brousseau, Marc J. Stern and Lara J. Hansen

Housing tenure, urban development and environmental inequality pp. 2035-2059

Anna-Maria Ntarladima, Cody Hochstenbach, Mendel Giezen and Wouter van Gent

Fuelling sustainability through green bonds: investigating the impact of pro-environmental values on retail investors’ decisions pp. 2060-2087

Sukriti Jain and Sonia Chawla

Administrators’ insights into uncovering hidden littering motivations and challenges in behavior change pp. 2088-2113

Naama Lev, Dafna Gan, Maya Negev and Ofira Ayalon

Disentangling farmers’ perspectives on agri-environment-climate measures through ex-post assessment pp. 2114-2133

Sophie Van Schoubroeck, Lysander Fockaert, Karolien Michiel, Steven Van Passel and Soukaina Anougmar

Opportunity costs of providing environmental services in mixed crop-livestock farming pp. 2134-2172

Jean Joseph Minviel, Yawose Olivier Kudawoo, Timo Sipiläinen, M’hand Fares and Patrick Veysset

How agricultural extension services affect farmers’ adoption of climate-smart technology? Evidence from rural China pp. 2173-2203

Rui He, Yuhang Dai and Guiyan Sun

CEO reputation and corporate environmental compliance: can CEO reputation shield firms from environmental violations? pp. 2204-2225

Wei Li and Xinhui Huang

Exploring societal perceptions of forests, ecosystem benefits, and restoration. A case study in Sweden, Scotland, Germany, Serbia, Croatia, and Spain pp. 2226-2248

Moses Kazungu and Marcel Hunziker

City-to-city learning on climate change policy: dynamics at the individual and organizational levels pp. 2249-2270

Elena Marie Enseñado, Jurian Edelenbos and Leon van den Dool

Can digital finance mitigate corporate climate risk? pp. 2271-2293

Xing Fang

Volume 69, issue 6, 2026

Can green finance mitigate Dutch disease? Evidence from China pp. 1607-1635

Jiating Du, Kun He and Qiannong Gu

Extreme heat adaptation planning: a review of evaluation, monitoring, and reporting pp. 1636-1661

Meghan T. Holtan, Susan Spierre Clark, Daniel Conklin, Nicholas B. Rajkovich, Dana Habeeb, Augusta Williams, Deborah Aller, David M. Hondula, Paul Coseo, Zoé Hamstead and Mikhail Chester

Tourism spatial planning interaction: local scale analysis in Balandra Protected Natural Area, Mexico pp. 1662-1679

Edgar Ibarra-Núñez and Alfredo Ortega-Rubio

Climate adaptation as a team process: the role of place-based climate adaptation workshops in catalysing collective action pp. 1680-1707

Caleb O’Brien, Marc J. Stern, Jennifer J. Brousseau and Lara J. Hansen

How does environmental regulation promote firm performance? Evidence from Chinese environmentally friendly firms pp. 1708-1737

Chang Yu, Xiaohui Zhao, Luyao Ma and Xiangang Zeng

Political interest mediation at the local level as a factor explaining land take. The case of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia pp. 1738-1756

Patricia Feiertag, Katarzyna Szmigiel-Rawska and Karsten Zimmermann

Mindfulness and green purchase behaviors: test of a serial mediation model pp. 1757-1782

Rebecca M. Guidice, Jessica Mesmer-Magnus, Martha C. Andrews and Carole Daniel

Climate policy uncertainty and enterprise greenwashing: evidence from China pp. 1783-1808

Wenli Wang and Jiasi Yang

Spillover effects of economic complexity on load capacity factor in the EU: a spatial econometrics perspective pp. 1809-1842

Çağla Bucak and Abdurrahman Nazif Çatık

Advancing social equity in urban resilience planning: challenges and opportunities pp. 1843-1863

George Babington Amegavi, Melissa Nursey-Bray and Jungho Suh

Urban transition and environmental risks in overlooked small and medium-sized towns: implications for (un)sustainable futures in Africa pp. 1864-1885

Seth Asare Okyere, Louis Kusi Frimpong, Seth Opoku Mensah, Stephen Leonard Mensah, Shine Francis Gbedemah, Clement Kwang and Matthew Abunyewah

Land trusts’ relationship to local public planning in metropolitan US counties pp. 1886-1905

Anna Treado Overby and Caitlin S. Dyckman

Drivers for adopting circular bio-based building materials to facilitate a circular transition: a case of a developed economy pp. 1906-1932

Dinh Linh Le, Roberta Salomone, Quan T. Nguyen, Alexis Versele and Chiara Piccardo

The counterproductive effect of pro-environmental recall nudges: experimental evidence from waste management pp. 1933-1951

Yiming Liu and Maoliang Ling

Environmental penalties and stock price crash risk: the moderating role of hard environmental information on positive items pp. 1952-1980

Ruiqian Li, Haiyun Wu, Jingye Meng and Xiaoxuan Tang

Volume 69, issue 5, 2026

Evaluating the performance of Portuguese municipalities regarding the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 1225-1248

Cristiana Molho, Sónia Monteiro and Verónica Ribeiro

Saving for the future? Integrating time orientations into the norm-activation model of utility-saving behavior pp. 1249-1269

Yayun Shen and Peng Ru

Which landscape do you prefer? The role of emotions on choices for landscape management pp. 1270-1290

Enrica Garau, Mario Soliño and Antonio J. Castro

“I’m buying organic, but not like you….” Multiple ways of being an organic food consumer pp. 1291-1316

Leonardo Cei and Luca Rossetto

Building an integrated analytical framework: a new methodology to analysing social-ecological systems pp. 1317-1345

Sirak R. Gari, Alice Newton and John D. Icely

Green growth though national urban agglomeration policy? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment pp. 1346-1375

Chunlai Yuan, Zhaojie Han and Meiling Shang

Community-based ecotourism and the challenges of local participation: insights from an ecotourism venture in Cat Tien National Park, Vietnam pp. 1376-1402

Minh-Phuong Thi Duong, Lisa Lobry de Bruyn, Paul Kristiansen, Graham R. Marshall and Janelle Wilkes

Spatial distribution of financial supply and corporate green innovation pp. 1403-1426

Me Shen, Weijie Tan and Minghao Shen

Online green disposal of idle clothing by Chinese residents: a perspective based on protection motivation theory pp. 1427-1453

Xingjun Ru, Tianhui Yang, Min Chen, Xulun Hu, Jing Wang and Shanyong Wang

Management of loosely coupled organizations: applying organizational imprinting to guide sustainable crop protection of farmer cooperatives pp. 1454-1478

Jing Li, Xue Chang and Xiaofeng Lv

Estimating the change in recreational value when limits are placed on access to a protected coastal area pp. 1479-1502

Geraldine Doolan and Stephen Hynes

Towards a credible, relevant and legitimate implementation framework for the EU no net land take objective pp. 1503-1523

Antoine Decoville and Valérie Feltgen

Wildlife gardening on a blank canvas: addressing motivations, barriers and possible interventions for homeowners living in new build houses pp. 1524-1541

James Hoggett, Victoria Carr, Joelene Hughes and Zoey Reeves

Digitalization under the dilemma: how does energy saving and emission reduction policy affect enterprise digitalization? pp. 1542-1568

Shaoxiong Ma and Huwei Wen

Who supports climate mitigation through increasing renewable energy surcharge? Evidence from an online survey in South Korea pp. 1569-1588

Inhwan Ko

Mountain city preparedness for climate change: sustainability-related initiatives in Appalachian region, USA pp. 1589-1606

Jonah Bird, Bhuwan Thapa, Bella Carpenter, Yoonjin Ro, Christine Quattro and Stephen Poupart

Volume 69, issue 4, 2026

Restorative environmental experiences: uncovering the invisible and visible attributes in Finnish forests and Japanese gardens - a literature review pp. 920-941

Miia Heikkilä and Ranja Hautamäki

The impact of green public procurement on corporate green innovation: evidence from machine learning and text analysis pp. 942-965

Weijie Tan, Mingming Teng and Rongrong Teng

Can altruistic factors motivate residents’ energy-saving behavior? An application of stimulus-organism-response theory in China pp. 966-986

Ru-Xi Ding, Conghan Yu, Siyuan Chen, Xiaoxiao Cao and Nana Deng

Why are you cleaning beaches? A study on motivations of volunteer beach cleaners pp. 987-1009

Lukas Lind and Erik Lundberg

Flood adaptation policy alignment with resident perceptions of resilience in Vancouver, British Columbia pp. 1010-1028

Jacob Ventura, Greg Oulahen, Calvin Nguyen, Carrie L. Mitchell, Daniel Henstra and Jason Thistlethwaite

The impact of industrial agglomeration on the synergistic evolution of the energy big data ecosystem: empirical findings from China pp. 1029-1055

Zitian Fu, Shunyu Yao, Aviral Kumar Tiwari, Muhammad Mohiuddin, Kaiyang Zhong, Mohammad Haseeb and Yan Liu

Turning plans into actions: assessing specificity of actions as a step towards more actionable regional resilience plans pp. 1056-1080

Stephen Snow, Yiheyis Maru, Isabelle Oude-Egberink, Nicky Grigg, Alexander Herr, Declan Page, Tim Capon, Aysha Fleming, Maryam Ahmad, Linda Merrin and Graham D. Bonnett

Deciding climate change adaptation implementation at the local level – a tale of two cities in the Netherlands pp. 1081-1101

Franziska Baack, Stefan M. M. Kuks, Gül Özerol, Joanne Vinke-de Kruijf and Johannes I. M. Halman

Mountains of meaning: the empty signification of environmental sustainability in Norwegian second-home planning pp. 1102-1124

Carmen Mapis and Jin Xue

Enlightening discourses in environmental economic policies using Q- studies: the case of water management pp. 1125-1145

Pauline Pedehour

Policies and practices impacting the implementation of nature-based solutions: a comparative study of ponds and pondscapes in eight countries pp. 1146-1176

Simon Ryfisch, Deniz Başoğlu Acet, Lluís Benejam, Jeremy Biggs, Aurélie Boissezon, Dani Boix, Sandra Brucet, Marine Decrey, Antoine Dolcerocca, Kristoffer Hansen, Manuel Lago, Pieter Lemmens, Diego Lindoso, Albert Llausàs, Hugh McDonald, Mariana Meerhoff, Thomas Mehner, Gissel Pereira, Jacques-Aristide Perrin, Xavier D. Quintana, Marzenna Rasmussen, Anna Ribas, Liselotte Sander Johansson, Robby Wijns and Malgorzata Blicharska

The impact of economic policy uncertainty on corporate environmental information disclosure: the moderating role of media attention and financing constraints pp. 1177-1203

Lan Gao, Haonan He and Shanyong Wang

What values matter for residential photovoltaic investment? Insights from a Chinese conjoint experiment pp. 1204-1223

Yu Yuan and Bo Fan

Volume 69, issue 3, 2026

Does digital economy development benefit low-carbon transition: evidence based on urban carbon lock-in pp. 599-627

Liang Wang, Yue Cao, Jun Hu and Miroslaw J. Skibniewski

The occurrence mechanism for local governments’ overregulation: evidence from central environmental protection inspection pp. 628-648

Po Kou, Ying Han, Yujing Guo and Jianhua Shi

The impacts of combining incentives on carpooling for commuting in the Paris region pp. 649-675

Fawaz Salihou, Julie Bulteau, Rémy Le Boennec, Jaafar Berrada and Pascal Da Costa

Quantifying the interactive effects of ecological efficiency and ecological resilience: evidence from the Yangtze River Delta, China pp. 676-702

Xuan Wang, Jialu Shi, Shangkun Yu and Chengxin Wang

Exploring drivers of success in partnerships that support federal trail management in the United States pp. 703-723

James W. Freeman and Michael G. Sorice

Effects of public procurement on corporate total-factor carbon productivity: evidence from China pp. 724-747

Lei Cheng, Xiaohong Wang and Meilin Zhao

Overcoming the “fear of density”: vegetational diversity in residential developments in the densifying city pp. 748-768

M. Te Tana, C. Freeman and Y. van Heezik

Towards green development: does business strategy affect enterprise green total factor productivity? pp. 769-802

Meilin Zhao, XiaoHong Wang and Lei Cheng

Understanding the influence of religion on pro-environmental behaviors: an investigation in Muslim families using the theory of planned behavior customized with a religiosity-based subjective norm pp. 803-825

Hasan Bülbül

Do factor market distortions inhibit the green innovation efficiency of the manufacturing industry? A mechanism and heterogeneity pp. 826-854

Meiling Wang, Zichen Liu, Rongrong Wei, Yongfei Cai and Mingnan Gao

More green but less just? Analyzing urban green spaces, participation, and environmental justice in Amsterdam pp. 855-889

Virginia Pellerey and Mendel Giezen

The business case for strengthening traditional agroforestry systems with data science and digitalization pp. 890-919

Chandra Kirana Prijosusilo, Muhammad Ridwansyah, Jeffrey B. Luzar, Alya Daniyah Rosyadah, Yozi Putriani, Oswindra Hermanu, Supriyanto, Nurpinto Hadi and Mochamad Indrawan

Volume 69, issue 2, 2026

Urban climate change adaptation planning using participatory scenarios: a systematic review of methods and approaches pp. 309-332

Michael Drescher and Adam Skoyles

How to achieve differentiated urban mitigation? Evidence from the spatial differences in aggregate embodied carbon intensity pp. 333-360

Tao Lin, Xinya Bi, Junna Yan and Chenshi Liu

Facilitation or inhibition? Government environmental attention and corporate green technology innovation pp. 361-403

Xubing Fang and Maotao Liu

Corporate environmentalism and economic performance: examining the effects of ISO 14001 certification on technical efficiency pp. 404-424

Danbee Song, Jong Hoon Shin and Abdoul G. Sam

Environmental regulation and enterprise behavior in China: rent-seeking or innovation? pp. 425-455

Kai Tang, Chunbo Ma, Wenhua Zhou and Mingzhe Wang

The implementation of the new Common Agricultural Policy in France will not be environmentally ambitious pp. 456-481

Marie Lassalas, Hervé Guyomard, Cécile Détang-Dessendre, Vincent Chatellier and Pierre Dupraz

Learning for collaborative action: learning domains and processes in place-based climate adaptation workshops pp. 482-506

Caleb O’Brien, Marc J. Stern, Jennifer J. Brousseau and Lara J. Hansen

The power of biojustice environmentalism in the Global South: insights from the politics of reducing single-use plastics in Guatemala pp. 507-527

Peter Dauvergne and Katherine Poole Lehnhoff

Erroneous thinking on climate change pp. 528-545

Mari Myllylä and Pertti Saariluoma

Building a typology of farms based on their performance: a tool to support agricultural policy-making pp. 546-572

José A. Gómez-Limón, Jaime Martín-García and Rubén Granado-Díaz

Global-local nexus in sustainable development: the influence of international green investment on local environmental spending pp. 573-596

Jingyuan Xu and Yue Zhang

Correction pp. 597-597

The Editors

Volume 69, issue 1, 2026

It’s not a sprint, it’s a marathon: reviewing governmental R&D support for environmental innovation pp. 1-27

Leonie P. Meissner, Sonja Peterson and Finn Semrau

The impact of natural hazards on migration in the United States and the effect of spatial dependence pp. 28-46

Marijn J. Ton, Hans de Moel, Jens A. de Bruijn, Wouter J.W. Botzen, Hande Karabiyik, Marina Friedrich and Jeroen C.J.H. Aerts

Residents’ reactance and their intervention strategies in the context of mandatory waste separation pp. 47-73

Wei Li, Han Su, Xiaoguang Liu, Zhihao Wang and Guomin Li

Financial resilience and sustainability: examining green innovation trends post-stock price crashes in China pp. 74-102

Qin Kan, Dan Hou, R.M. Ammar Zahid and Umer Sahil Maqsood

Does urban civilization improve corporate environmental performance? A quasi-natural experiment from China pp. 103-123

Yuting Dong, Ziyuan Sun, Xiao Gu and Wenjiao Wang

Does digital transformation drive enterprise green investment? Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 124-157

Shuainan Zhang, Yancheng Lai, Haidong Li, Shanyong Wang and Xingjun Ru

Exploring Ethical Space in land use planning: a case study of the Upper Columbia, British Columbia pp. 158-179

Maureen Nadeau and Andréanne Doyon

How does the construction of climate adaptive cities enhance climate resilience? pp. 180-202

Qianqian Huang and Chengzhi Yi

Eco-innovation dynamics: unraveling internal–external interactions for enhanced firm performance pp. 203-231

Bobita Mohajan and Shuliang Zhao

Whether and how role stressors trigger employee non-green behaviors? The mediating role of emotional exhaustion pp. 232-256

Hongwei Chen, Lingyun Mi, Ting Xu, Xuejiao Wang and Lijie Qiao

People are willing to pay for climate- and biodiversity-friendly policies in Finland: opportunities of wind power, forest management, and peatland restoration pp. 257-283

Erkki Mäntymaa, Artti Juutinen, Anne Tolvanen and Eija Pouta

Understanding farmers’ intention to perform result-based agri-environmental schemes for the improved provision of biodiversity and soil quality pp. 284-308

Theresa Eichhorn, Jochen Kantelhardt and Lena Luise Schaller