Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

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Volume 67, issue 14, 2024

Nature and human well-being: a systematic review of empirical evidence from nature-based interventions pp. 3397-3454

Ana Silva, Marlene Matos and Mariana Gonçalves

A review of the potential effects of recreational wind-powered craft on coastal habitats and wildlife pp. 3455-3479

R.M. Brooker, P.E. Carnell, J.B. Pocklington, M.J. Antos and M.A. Weston

“Sustainability is not a vegan coffee shop.” Eliciting citizen attitudes and perspectives to localize the UN sustainable development goals pp. 3480-3501

Jessica L. Fuller, Ingrid van Putten, Marloes Kraan, Maiken Bjørkan and Dorothy J. Dankel

The environmental and economic utility of the third-party governance of environmental pollution in China—an analysis based on the business registration information of enterprises pp. 3502-3527

Gangqiang Yang, Yongsheng Zhang, Haisen Wang and Mingwei Chen

Uncertainty is a panacea or a poison? Exploring the effect of economic policy uncertainty on corporate environmental, social and governance disclosure pp. 3528-3551

Lei Huang, Haidong Li and Shanyong Wang

Is it the Goldilocks principle? The impact of environmental decentralization on total factor carbon productivity in China pp. 3552-3580

Shengling Zhang, Yao Wang, Zhiwei Liu and Yu Hao

The impact of climate mitigation finance on greenhouse gas pp. 3581-3599

Muhammad Asif Khan, Masood Ahmed and Rob Hull

Promoting agroforestry on sand dunes for desertification control in arid regions pp. 3600-3625

Ram Ranjan

The strategic value of contradictions: exploring the practices of climate planning in Bergen, Norway pp. 3626-3644

Jesse Schrage, Håvard Haarstad and Knut Hidle

Impact of employees’ generativity on green policy attitude, environmental commitment, and green behaviour pp. 3645-3668

Jian Ming Luo, Ziye Shang and Sao Iong Wu

Challenges of household medical waste collection systems: an analysis of regulatory instruments and stakeholders in three Latin American countries pp. 3669-3693

Juana Angélica Felipe Fernandes, Pablo Álvarez, Danilo Carvajal, Adriana C. Mera, Matias Garcia G. and Lígia de Nazaré Aguiar Silva

Modeling tourists’ pro-environmental behavior: a combination of the value-belief-norm theory and environmental identity theory pp. 3694-3717

Yunmeng He, Feifei Xu, Lijun Wang and Hoaidan Nguyen

Determinants of consumers’ intentions to switch to electric vehicles: a perspective of the push–pull–mooring framework pp. 3718-3743

Xianfeng Hu, Shanyong Wang, Rongting Zhou, Lan Gao and Zujun Zhu

Correction pp. 3744-3744

The Editors

Volume 67, issue 13, 2024

Assessing the coherence of ecosystem service consideration in environmental planning: insights from hydropower development policy in Nepal pp. 3075-3096

Merina Lohani Sitoula, Melissa Neave and Brian Coffey

What is the problem with absentee landowners? Invasive plant management by residential and absentee amenity rural landowners pp. 3097-3117

Nicholas Gill, Anna Lewis, Laurie Chisholm and Natalia Adan

How do farmers plan to safeguard the environment? Empirical evidence on farmers’ intentions to adopt organic pest management practices pp. 3118-3138

Daniela Spina, Francesco Caracciolo, Gaetano Chinnici, Giuseppe Di Vita, Roberta Selvaggi, Gioacchino Pappalardo, Biagio Pecorino and Mario D’Amico

How does information and communications technology agglomeration affect the decoupling of economic growth and carbon emissions? Evidence from 257 cities in China pp. 3139-3167

Huanqin Ying, Hui Peng, Yaobin Lu and Sumeet Gupta

Synergies between global low-carbon development processes and financial fluctuations from 1991–2019: a functional data analysis pp. 3168-3189

Yu-Qi Liu and Chao Feng

Can environmental regulation break the political resource curse: evidence from heavy polluting private listed companies in China pp. 3190-3216

Da Gao, Yi Li and Linfang Tan

A conceptual framework for measuring transaction costs in agri-environmental schemes: an application to the Dutch collective scheme pp. 3217-3243

M.A.B.S. Splinter and L.K.E. Dries

A framework for assessing corporate sustainability risks along global supply chains: an application in the mobile phone industry pp. 3244-3275

Elena Escrig-Olmedo, María Ángeles Fernández-Izquierdo, Idoya Ferrero-Ferrero, Juana María Rivera-Lirio and María Jesús Muñoz-Torres

Identifying interactions between determinants of intention for civic engagement against transportation noise exposure – a theory-driven classification tree analysis with cross-sectional data from the KORA study in Germany pp. 3276-3309

Natalie Riedel, Emily Mena, Heike Köckler, Birgit Reineke, Annette Peters, Lars Schwettmann, Kathrin Wolf, Gabriele Bolte and Ute Kraus

The effect of information infrastructure on total carbon emissions and intensity: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in China pp. 3310-3338

Yuan Feng, Haojie Wang, Jiaxin Liu and Changfei Nie

The myth that military culture could not drive environmental sustainability? Cross-level influence of military culture on pro-environmental behavior pp. 3339-3358

Feng-Yi Jiang, Tai-Wei Chang, Cheng-Ze Hung and Kuo-Ching Yen

The crowding out effect of financial incentives on conformity to pro-environmental social norms: a quasi-experiment on household recycling pp. 3359-3376

Maoliang Ling, Lin Xu and Haimi Yang

Can the new energy pilot policy improve China’s urban energy economic efficiency? pp. 3377-3396

Chenghao Xu and Zhangsheng Jiang

Volume 67, issue 12, 2024

The use and potential of Q method in environmental planning and management pp. 2721-2747

Lucas Seghezzo, Gretchen Sneegas, Wendy Jepson, Christian Brannstrom, Sydney Beckner and Kyungsun Lee

Stewardship and green infrastructure in England. Planning perspectives informed through an investigation of urban green infrastructure pp. 2748-2773

Clive Davies and Rocío Santo-Tomás Muro

Identification of today’s and tomorrow’s mobility patterns in the Rhenish coal-mining area pp. 2774-2790

Bernd Ermes, Tudor Mocanu, Anja Willke and Michaela Schürig

The Sheffield street tree dispute: a case of “business as usual” urban management? pp. 2791-2809

Nicola Dempsey

Green human resource management practices and employee green behavior pp. 2810-2836

Udhayageetha Veerasamy, Michael Sammanasu Joseph and Satyanarayana Parayitam

Does the environmental tax influence the siting of foreign-invested manufacturing enterprises? Evidence from China pp. 2837-2862

Yongsheng Lin, Qiuyue Yin, Bo Yuan, Zhanfeng Dong and Wei Wei

Civil society for sustainable change: strategies of NGOs and active citizens to contribute to sustainability transitions pp. 2863-2884

Arjen E. Buijs, Susan de Koning, Thomas J. M. Mattijssen, Ingeborg W. Smeding, Marie-José Smits and Nathalie A. Steins

Does financial and economic expansion allow for environmental sustainability? Fresh insights from a new composite index and PSTR analysis pp. 2885-2908

Hossein Ali Fakher and Muntasir Murshed

The impact of China’s SO2 emission trading system on industrial total factor productivity: evidence from industrial sub-sectors at the provincial level pp. 2909-2938

Fang Xu, Zuhan Li, Qiumei Liu and Di Zhou

The geography of circular economy: job creation, territorial embeddedness and local public policies pp. 2939-2954

Amadou Niang, Sébastien Bourdin and Andre Torre

Energy justice and deliberative democratisation: reflection on indigenous territory governance in Taiwan pp. 2955-2971

Mei-Fang Fan

On the driving forces of green total factor productivity growth in China: evidence from biased technological progress analysis pp. 2972-3002

Zhiyuan Gao, Lianqing Li, Han Yu and Yu Hao

Identifying the effective and ineffective configurations of the mandatory waste management policy in China: a qualitative comparative analysis pp. 3003-3025

Wei Li, Shizheng Tan, Xiaoguang Liu, Zhihao Wang and Guomin Li

Labor market impact of China’s cross-regional environmental regulation on pollution-intensive firms pp. 3026-3050

Caiqi Bu, Daqian Shi and Kaixia Zhang

Evaluation and comparison of energy tax, resource tax and air pollution tax: an environmental-DSGE model pp. 3051-3074

Bowen Xiao, Xiaodan Guo and Fangqiu Xu

Volume 67, issue 11, 2024

Regional-scale non-market benefits of improved lakes and rivers when perceived and monitored ecological status diverge pp. 2401-2419

Virpi Lehtoranta, Turo Hjerppe and Anna-Kaisa Kosenius

The impact of air quality on industrial intelligence: evidence from Chinese industrial firms pp. 2420-2441

Zhang Cheng and Juanjuan Zhang

Goals à la carte: selective translation of the Sustainable Development Goals in strategic municipal planning in Norway pp. 2442-2458

Mathias Brynildsen Reinar and Aase Kristine Lundberg

The impact of biomass consumption on US food prices pp. 2459-2476

Bebonchu Atems and Jehu Mette

The impact of energy poverty on the aggregate and disaggregate material footprints in BRICS pp. 2477-2501

Muhammed Ashiq Villanthenkodath, Mantu Kumar Mahalik, Almas Heshmati and Hooi Hooi Lean

Exploring public perceptions and support for green infrastructure funding mechanisms: a study of the Oxford–Cambridge Arc, England pp. 2502-2527

Shandelle Steadman, Heather M. Smith, Paul Jeffrey and Phill Wheat

Perceptions and practice in Natural Flood Management: unpacking differences in community and practitioner perspectives pp. 2528-2552

Stuart Alastair Morris and Joanne Tippett

Actor-driven institutional change in forest communities: insights from the Bakossi Landscape of Cameroon pp. 2553-2582

Jude Ndzifon Kimengsi, Alfred Kechia Mukong, Lukas Giessen and Jürgen Pretzsch

How does technological innovation drive green growth in China’s complex environments? A configurational approach pp. 2583-2604

Zhilin Zhang, Heng Chen and Lei Wu

Reassembling local-regional industrial networks towards sustainability: an evolving “eco-transformation arena” in a Chinese industrial district pp. 2605-2626

Mingmin Pan, Mee Kam Ng and Ying Xu

Application of shared socioeconomic pathways at the subnational level: carbon emission forecasts in Qinghai Province, China, integrating socioeconomic models pp. 2627-2644

Jingwen Tian, Jie Ding, Fanglei Zhong and Xiaowei Lyu

An exploratory study on the life recovery experiences of flood affected farmers in South Punjab-Pakistan pp. 2645-2667

Muhammad Siddique Akbar, Muhammad Asif, Muhammad Rizwan Safdar and Farhan Navid Yousaf

Does informal environmental regulation matter? Evidence on the different impacts of communities and ENGOs on heavy-polluting firms’ green technology innovation pp. 2668-2694

Linying Guo, Chuan Hu, Mengjuan Fan, Jianghua Mao, Meng Tian, Zihao Wang and Yuanying Wei

The green innovation efficiency of Chinese cities: regional differences, distribution dynamics, and convergences pp. 2695-2720

Kai Liu, Shumin Dong, Yilin Wang and Zhongfei Chen

Volume 67, issue 10, 2024

Does green human resources management (GHRM) promote employee environmental performance? A multilevel time-lagged study from Mongolia pp. 2135-2156

Wei Su, Boloroo Bataa and Juhee Hahn

Environmental effects of smart city investment: evidence from China pp. 2157-2184

Mengmeng Wang, Tao Zhou and Di Wang

Surveillance of public risk perceptions on outdoor air pollution: evidence from online search behaviours in China pp. 2185-2205

Zhuanlan Sun and Demi Zhu

Blue justice through and beyond equity and participation: a critical reading of capability-based recognitional justice in Poland’s marine spatial planning pp. 2206-2228

Ralph Tafon, Fred Saunders, Jacek Zaucha, Magdalena Matczak, Ignė Stalmokaitė, Michael Gilek and Jakub Turski

Impact of environmental regulations on eco-innovation: the moderating role of top managers’ environmental awareness and commitment pp. 2229-2256

Shuliang Zhao, Linjiao Teng and Jiaojiao Ji

Does urban low-carbon governance affect firms’ business decisions for employing capital and labor? pp. 2257-2280

Huaqing Wu, Ling Wang, Tao Ding and Fei Peng

Analysis of the association between image resolution and landscape metrics using multi-sensor LULC maps pp. 2281-2302

Beril Varol, Szilard Szabo, Raziye Hale Topaloğlu, Gül Aslı Aksu and Elif Sertel

Which knowledge counts? Contested meanings of water quality, responsibility and involvement in river restoration discourse in Indonesia pp. 2303-2326

N. M. G. Wargyawati, Iulian Barba Lata and Marleen Buizer

How does corporate internationalization affect the link between social responsibility and financial performance? Evidence from China pp. 2327-2355

Xuetong Wang, Xu Feng, Yujun He, Xuezhu Cui, Xiangnan Song, Mingbo Xi and Jingkuang Liu

Green human resources management, green innovation and circular economy performance: the role of big data analytics and data-driven culture pp. 2356-2381

Waqas Khan, Qasim Ali Nisar, Muhammad Azam Roomi, Sobia Nasir, Usama Awan and Muhammad Rafiq

Read all about it: examining newspaper coverage of the local environmental risks posed by the Radford Army Ammunition Plant pp. 2382-2399

Hye-jeong Seo and Todd Schenk

Volume 67, issue 9, 2024

How research on communication can help to understand the management of natural resources and sustainability transformations: practices, concerns and new perspectives on environmental communication pp. 1871-1885

Anke Fischer, Sofie Joosse, Lars Hallgren and Lotten Westberg

The Powerpoint Imagination: visualization and managerial vocabularies in sustainability reports pp. 1886-1908

Shiv Ganesh, Delaney Harness, Samantha James, Julius Klingelhoefer, Mackenzie Schnell and Nitha Palakshappa

Storytelling to save the planet: who gets to say what is sustainable, who tells the stories, and who should listen and change? pp. 1909-1927

Sofie Joosse, Martin Westin, Fanny Möckel, Holly Keasey and Sönke Lorenzen

The quest for “nature” in selfies: how platforms shape nature/society relationships pp. 1928-1951

Malte Rödl, Jutta Haider and Sofie Joosse

Representations of wildfires in academia pp. 1952-1976

Max Whitman and Sara Holmgren

Adapting climate change – how government authorities in Sweden make sense of adaptation through a network practice pp. 1977-1997

G. C. S. Kanarp and Lotten Westberg

How justice shapes transition governance – a discourse analysis of Swedish policy debates pp. 1998-2016

Anke Fischer, Sofie Joosse, Jacob Strandell, Nora Söderberg, Kornelia Johansson and Wiebren Johannes Boonstra

When hope messages become the discursive norm: how repertoires of hope shape communicative capacity in conversations on the circular economy pp. 2017-2034

Therese Åhlvik, Hanna Bergeå, Malte B. Rödl and Lars Hallgren

Meaning-making in the practice of collaboration: how implicit normative structures guide collaborative processes around contested natural resource issues pp. 2035-2054

Lotten Westberg, Hanna Bergeå and Lars Hallgren

Between authority and argumentation: facilitators’ use of power in collaborative governance pp. 2055-2074

Martin Westin, Lars Hallgren and Emily Montgomerie

Exploring co-creation labs: creative convergence at work pp. 2075-2090

Marcus Bussey, Eva Friman, Thao Do, Sanna Barrineau and Neil Powell

The Trinity of Voice: a framework to improve trust and ground decision making in participatory processes pp. 2091-2115

Susan L. Senecah

“Got to get ourselves back to the garden”: Sustainability transformations and the power of positive environmental communication pp. 2116-2134

Tema Milstein, Cathy Sherry, John Carr and Maggie Siebert

Volume 67, issue 8, 2024

Cultural ecosystem services along the Woluwe River: mapping the potential for a cross-regional green-blue network during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 1628-1654

Nohemí Ramirez Aranda, Jeroen De Waegemaeker and Nico Van de Weghe

Consumers’ perception of green brand attributes and its outcomes: a sustainable perspective pp. 1655-1677

Usman Javed, Muhammad Amir Rashid, Ghulam Hussain and Shoaib Shafique

Local factors driving the adoption of municipal voluntary environmental programs: the case of Sweden’s eco-municipalities pp. 1678-1701

Nathan Duma and Isabelle Nilsson

Ethical leadership and green innovation: the mediating role of green organizational culture pp. 1702-1723

Muhammet Fatih Şengüllendi, Mahmut Bilgetürk and Mine Afacan Fındıklı

The role of rice farmers’ attitude and trust in government in decision-making for participating in a climate-related agri-environmental scheme pp. 1724-1745

Sheng-Han-Erin Chang, Emmanuel O. Benjamin and Johannes Sauer

Analysis of CO2 emission performance of China’s thermal power industry: a meta-frontier Malmquist-Luenberger approach with fixed-sum CO2 emissions pp. 1746-1774

Jiawei Li, Fangqing Wei and Junfei Chu

Green productivity growth and convergence in Chinese agriculture pp. 1775-1804

Jiangfeng Hu

Spatio-temporal evolution and driving factors of waste disposal facilities in China pp. 1805-1829

Zhijian Zhang, Nengyu Liu and Liange Zhao

Exploring farmers’ perspectives on collective action: a case study on co-operation in Dutch agri-environment schemes pp. 1830-1851

Margarethe Reichenspurner, Rena Barghusen and Bettina Matzdorf

Mitigating compound coastal water hazards in Eastern North Carolina pp. 1852-1870

Anuradha Mukherji, Scott Curtis, Jennifer Helgeson, Jamie Kruse and Ausmita Ghosh

Volume 67, issue 7, 2024

Exploring the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on residential energy consumption: a global literature review pp. 1387-1408

Hongyang Li, Tingting Jiang, Tongyuan Wu, Martin Skitmore and Nima Talebian

What role for environmental cooperatives in collective agri-environmental schemes? pp. 1409-1433

Kristin Limbach

Evaluation of sustainable development indicators of nature-based tourism in developed and developing countries pp. 1434-1460

Vida Faraji Vaghaslo, Marzieh Hajjarian and Omid Hossein Zadeh

On the nexus between growth and disaggregated ecological footprints-empirical evidence from India pp. 1461-1493

Umar Farooq, Manas Paul and Arif Dar

Adaptive co-management and hydroclimatic change: examining the voluntary flow management program in the Upper Arkansas River Basin, Colorado pp. 1494-1512

Apostolos Paul Landahl and Adrianne Kroepsch

Hierarchical interventions and environmental collaboration among municipal governments: a bottom-up analysis pp. 1513-1535

Huixu Li, Xianwen Wang, Rui Mu and Lanjian Liu

Vegetable and fruit growers’ intention to use biopesticides in India: application of TPB and HBM models pp. 1536-1559

Amanpreet Kaur, Vikas Kumar and Arun Kumar Kaushik

Bureaucratic competition and provision of public goods and services: the consequences of inter-agency conflict on agricultural land conservation pp. 1560-1582

Aparna Howlader

Does the Belt and Road Initiative affect the energy intensity of countries along the route? An analysis of the direct and indirect effects pp. 1583-1601

Banban Wang and Yuxuan Liu

How does International Transport Corridor affect regional green development: evidence from the China-Europe Railway Express pp. 1602-1627

Yanhua Mao, Yuping Xie and Chengfeng Zhuo

Volume 67, issue 6, 2024

Ecological footprint analysis of tourism management in rural areas pp. 1169-1181

Kyoumars Habibi, Milad Pira, Arman Rahimi, Golshan Hemmati and Hooshmand Alizadeh

Does smart city policy improve corporate green technology innovation? Evidence from Chinese listed companies pp. 1182-1211

Chong Guo, Yuelin Wang, Yiteng Hu, Yingyu Wu and Xiaobing Lai

Sociocultural mapping of ecosystem service values can inform where to mitigate wildfire risk: a case study from Colorado pp. 1212-1230

James L. Chamberlain and Kelly W. Jones

A comprehensive framework tool for performance assessment of NBS for hydro-meteorological risk management pp. 1231-1257

Gerardo Caroppi, Francesco Pugliese, Carlo Gerundo, Francesco De Paola, Marialuce Stanganelli, Gianfranco Urciuoli, Farrokh Nadim, Amy Oen, Pilar Andrés and Maurizio Giugni

Machinery import, R&D spillover, and energy efficiency pp. 1258-1279

Fengqin Liu, Jae-Yeon Sim, Bless Kofi Edziah, Huaping Sun, Samuel Asumadu Sarkodie and Philip Kofi Adom

Balancing development and forest conservation: the impact of Maryland’s Forest Conservation Act on spatial configuration of forest and housing pp. 1280-1302

Miranda H. Mockrin, David Newburn and John S. Stanovick

Implementing coastal adaptation: assessing and explaining success by local governments in Nova Scotia, Canada pp. 1303-1327

David A. Righter and Stephanie E. Chang

Environmental integrity of forest offsets in a changing climate: embedding future climate in Australia’s sinks policy regime pp. 1328-1346

Josephine Mummery

Assessment of the sustainability of Cuban nature-based tourism destinations with the DEA approach under different weighting schemes pp. 1347-1366

Víctor Ernesto Pérez León

External or internal beauty? A study on the mechanism influencing food waste behavior pp. 1367-1385

Feiyu Chen, Shiyan Jiang, Xiao Gu, Wang Zhiwei and Lifeng Yang

Volume 67, issue 5, 2024

Does the green credit policy improve audit fees? Evidence from Chinese firms pp. 943-966

Ziming Qian, Shanyong Wang, Haidong Li and Jian Wu

Characteristics and driving factors of carbon emissions in China pp. 967-992

Zhao-Yong Sun, Min-Xin Deng, Dongdong Li and Yeran Sun

Community capacity and climate change in the Laurentian Great Lakes Region: the importance of social, human, and political capital for community responses to climate-driven disturbances pp. 993-1012

Joshua T. Fergen, Ryan D. Bergstrom, Alan D. Steinman, Lucinda B. Johnson and Michael R. Twiss

More than a ‘voice’: Indigenous transmission in the Murray-Darling Basin Plan pp. 1013-1033

Roger Davis

An assessment of the Ecological Conservation Redline: unlocking priority areas for conservation pp. 1034-1052

Wenze Yue, Bi’ou Feng, Qiushi Zhou, Ronghua Xu and Mengmeng Li

Increasing uptake of improved land management practice to benefit environment and landholders: insights through a transaction cost lens pp. 1053-1076

Anthea Coggan, Rachel Hay, Diane Jarvis, Rachel Eberhard and Barbara Colls

Water sensitive communities: a systematic review with a complex adaptive systems perspective pp. 1077-1103

Sian J. Chadfield, Yongping Wei and Scott N. Lieske

Institutions for long-term problems: the influence of the Dutch Delta Programme on forward-looking climate adaptation responses at the local level pp. 1104-1124

Wieke D. Pot, Kasper de Vaan and Art Dewulf

Determinants of green purchase intention in the banking sector pp. 1125-1147

Meenakshi Sharma

Industrial symbiosis as a business strategy for the circular economy: identifying regional firms’ profiles and barriers to their adoption pp. 1148-1168

Filippo Corsini, Chiara De Bernardi and Marco Frey

Volume 67, issue 4, 2024

Combining behavioural and reflective policy tools for the environment: a scoping review of behavioural public policy literature pp. 714-741

Farhad Mukhtarov

Are small and medium enterprises defining their business models to reach a symbolic or substantive environmental legitimacy? pp. 742-765

María A. Quintás and Ana Martínez-Senra

The role of capabilities in the adoption of green operations and competitiveness pp. 766-787

Chiranjit Das

Zoning to enhance local sustainability: why local governments choose to use sustainability-focused land use tools pp. 788-808

Sung-Wook Kwon, Daniel Benjamin Bailey and Cheong Kim

Does participation in e-commerce affect fruit farmers’ awareness of green production: evidence from China pp. 809-829

Cuicui Wang, Qingmeng Tong, Chunping Xia, Miaomiao Shi and Yi Cai

Diffusing responsibility, decentralizing infrastructure: hydrosocial relationships within the shifting stormwater management paradigm pp. 830-851

Matthew Wilfong, Debasmita Patra, Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman and Paul T. Leisnham

Energy efficiency and driving factors of railway cold chain transportation in China pp. 852-869

Dandan Li, Mi Gan, Xiaowei Liu, Qilin Hu and Xiaobo Liu

Spatial-temporal nexus of economic complexity interaction with human capital and political stability on environmental quality and their possible causes of change for BRI countries pp. 870-896

Junaid Ashraf

Impact of information and communication technologies on corporate energy intensity: evidence from cross-country micro data pp. 897-918

Huwei Wen, Meng Jiang and Shufang Zheng

Environmentally friendly urban development: changes in decision-makers’ attitudes, problem perceptions and policy preferences over three decades pp. 919-941

Karen Richardsen Moberg

Volume 67, issue 3, 2024

The road to eco-efficiency: can ecological civilization pilot zone be useful? New evidence from China pp. 477-503

Zeyang Chai, Feng Guo, Jianhong Cao and Xiaodong Yang

Factors that determine visitor satisfaction in a lake: a case study from Oklahoma, USA pp. 504-521

Adam Frakes, Omkar Joshi and Neelam C. Poudyal

Adaptive capacity in the multi-level management system of migratory waterbirds: a case study of participatory goose management in Sweden pp. 522-541

Louise Eriksson, Maria Johansson, Johan Månsson, Camilla Sandström and Johan Elmberg

Applying landscape-level principles to koala management in Australia: a comparative analysis pp. 542-563

Rolf Schlagloth, Edward A. Morgan, Timothy Cadman, Flavia Santamaria, Gabrielle McGinnis, Hedley Thomson, Douglas H. Kerlin, Tek Narayan Maraseni, Fred Cahir, Ian D. Clark, Danielle Clode and Alexandra Mcewan

Breaking carbon lock-in: the role of green financial inclusion for China pp. 564-593

Congyu Zhao, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Kangyin Dong and Xiucheng Dong

Climate adaptation and risk preparedness in Florida’s East Coast cities: views of municipal leaders pp. 594-608

Sheila A. Young, Kenyon C. Lindeman and Samantha R. Fowler

Do the roles of green supply chain learning, green employee creativity, and green organizational citizenship behavior really matter in circular supply chain performance? pp. 609-631

Yaw Agyabeng-Mensah, Charles Baah and Ebenezer Afum

Measuring the effects of climate techs and social inequality on climate performance using a SEM-DEA approach pp. 632-661

Marcelo Furlan and Enzo Barberio Mariano

Foreign direct investment and carbon emissions in China: “Pollution Haven” or “Pollution Halo”? Evidence from the NARDL model pp. 662-687

Jiajia Zheng, Assad Ullah, Muhammad Abdul Kamal and Hui Wang

Economic integration and environmental quality: accounting for the roles of financial development, industrialization, urbanization and renewable energy pp. 688-713

Samuel Adams and Hervé Kaffo Fotio

Volume 67, issue 2, 2024

Understanding public administrators’ and citizens’ preferences for a successful transition to pesticide-free urban green spaces pp. 242-266

Marianne Lefebvre, Maria Espinosa Goded, Masha Maslianskaia-Pautrel and Pauline Laille

Development of a framework for understanding unsold timber offerings from the US National Forest System pp. 267-290

Gregory E. Frey, Philadelphia Wilkens and Sonia R. Bruck

Governance through storytelling and possible futures: motorcycle-cab service planning in Mexico City pp. 291-308

Juan Carlos Finck Carrales

Effect of green credit policy on shadow banking activities: entrusted loan evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 309-333

Xi Gu, Sijia Qiao and Shihan Du

Mandatory or voluntary approaches to green roof implementation: a comparative study among some global cities pp. 334-355

Sara J. Wilkinson, Sumita Ghosh and Natalie Pelleri

Impact of natural resource conservation technology on productivity and technical efficiency in rainfed areas of Southern India pp. 356-377

Suresh Kumar, D. R. Singh, N. P. Singh, G. K. Jha and Surender Kumar

Social entrepreneurs and employee green behavior: value systems and social context as moderators pp. 378-400

Josephine Bosompem, Zheng He, Samuel Okae-Adjei, Evans Asante Boadi, Collins Opoku Antwi, Victoria Atuobuah Boadi and Lydia Asare-Kyire

Independent investigation in marine spatial planning: necessary or discretionary? pp. 401-425

Heather Ritchie, Jim Claydon, Linda McElduff and Anne-Michelle Slater

Sustainability reporting as a tool for fostering sustainable growth in the agri-food sector: the case of Spain pp. 426-453

Carlos Anguiano-Santos and Melania Salazar-Ordóñez

Fragmented sustainability governance of telecoupled flows: Brazilian beef exports to China pp. 454-476

Niels Søndergaard, Victor Thives, Camila Lorena Gomes de Jesus and Isadora Pimenta Vaz de Campos

Volume 67, issue 1, 2024

How does air pollution risk perception affect residents’ subjective well-being? A structural equation model approach pp. 1-24

Zexin Li, Biqi Mao, Changlin Ao, Lishan Xu and Nan Jiang

Would the inequality of environmental quality affect labor productivity and the income gap? Evidence from China pp. 25-58

Yunwei Li, Ruohan Zhong, Zhen Wang, Manxi Yu, Yujiao Wu, Muhammad Irfan and Yu Hao

Household food waste prevention behavior: the role of religious orientations, emotional intelligence, and spiritual well-being pp. 59-84

Alireza Khorakian, Anahita Baregheh, Mostafa Jahangir, Ava Heidari and Fahime Sadat Saadatyar

An analysis of power and conviction around land and linked natural resources in the Western Highlands of Cameroon pp. 85-107

Jude N. Kimengsi, Nyong Princely Awazi, Awuh Ravenstein Nyugap, Glory Kwalar and Beri Tamnjong

Responding strategically to natural hazards: the role of hazard experience, infrastructure vulnerability, and risk perception in transit agency coordination with stakeholders pp. 108-130

Suyang Yu and Eric W. Welch

A sonic perspective for the post-pandemic future of entertainment districts: the case of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles pp. 131-154

Nicola Di Croce, Edda Bild, Daniel Steele and Catherine Guastavino

School travel mode shift from driving to active school travel: an analysis based on SSBC pp. 155-174

Qiang Mei, Yueqi Mao, Peng Jing and Kewen Pan

Intentional sustainable communities and sustainable development goals: from micro-scale implementation to scalability of innovative practices pp. 175-196

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