Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

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Volume 62, issue 14, 2019

Social aspects of ‘climate change communication’ in the 21st century: a bibliometric view pp. 2393-2417

Fahad Asmi, Muhammad Azfar Anwar, Rongting Zhou, Dong Wang and Aqsa Sajjad

Managing stormwater runoff in Appalachia: what does the public think? pp. 2418-2436

Kristan Cockerill, Tanga Mohr, William P. Anderson, Peter Groothuis, Chuanhui Gu and John Whitehead

A spatial analysis of air pollution and environmental inequality in Beijing, 2000–2010 pp. 2437-2458

Jing Ma, Bochu Liu, Gordon Mitchell and Guanpeng Dong

Public acceptance towards waste-to-energy power plants: a new quantified assessment based on “willingness to pay” pp. 2459-2477

Chuanwang Sun, Xiaoling Ouyang and Xiaochun Meng

Embedding green infrastructure evaluation in neighbourhood masterplans – does BREEAM communities change anything? pp. 2478-2505

Rosalie Callway, Tim Dixon and Dragana Nikolic

Policy gap analysis of decentralized wastewater management on a developed pacific island pp. 2506-2528

Daniele Spirandelli, Theresa Dean, Roger Babcock and Erin Braich

The design of public participation: who participates, when and how? Insights in climate adaptation planning from the Netherlands pp. 2529-2547

Caroline J. Uittenbroek, Heleen L. P. Mees, Dries L. T. Hegger and Peter P. J. Driessen

The landscape profile method as a new tool for sustainable urban planning pp. 2548-2566

Katarzyna Pukowiec-Kurda, Urszula Myga-Piątek and Oimahmad Rahmonov

The influence of group maturity on community-based environmental management in Kenya pp. 2567-2587

Lily Maynard and Susan K. Jacobson

Prioritizing the protection of climate refugia: designing a climate-ready protected area network pp. 2588-2606

Victoria Graham, John B. Baumgartner, Linda J. Beaumont, Manuel Esperón-Rodríguez and Alana Grech

Volume 62, issue 13, 2019

Definition and measurement of the circular economy’s regional impact pp. 2211-2237

Sabina Scarpellini, Pilar Portillo-Tarragona, Alfonso Aranda-Usón and Fernando Llena-Macarulla

Local-scale climate change stressors and policy response: the case of Homer, Alaska pp. 2238-2254

S. Jeff Birchall and Nicole Bonnett

Social innovation, sustainability and the governance of protected areas: revealing theory as it plays out in practice in Costa Rica pp. 2255-2272

Karina Castro-Arce, Constanza Parra and Frank Vanclay

Stormwater management actions under regulatory pressure: a case study of southeast Wisconsin pp. 2273-2294

Walter M. McDonald and Joseph B. Naughton

Five things government can do to encourage local food contingency plans pp. 2295-2312

Kimberley Reis

Institutional factors affecting urban green space provision – from a local government revenue perspective pp. 2313-2329

Anqi Wang and Edwin Chan

Exploring the link between flood risk perception and public support for funding on flood mitigation policies pp. 2330-2351

Nicolas Verlynde, Louinord Voltaire and Philippe Chagnon

Why do counties adopt transfer of development rights programs? pp. 2352-2374

Evangeline Linkous, Lucie Laurian and Stephen Neely

Greenways, recreational access and landowner willingness to accept: a contingent valuation study of farmers in Ireland pp. 2375-2392

Eoin McGurk, Stephen Hynes, Richard Manton, Fiona Thorne and Eoghan Clifford

Volume 62, issue 12, 2019

Residential energy efficiency retrofits: potential unintended consequences pp. 2010-2025

Matthew Collins and Seraphim Dempsey

Qualitative and quantitative analysis of perceived liveability in the context of socio-ecohydrology: evidence from the urban and peri-urban Cirebon-Indonesia pp. 2026-2054

Titih Titisari Danielaini, Basant Maheshwari and Dharmappa Hagare

Quantitative analysis of national biodiversity strategy and action plans about incorporating integrated approaches in production landscapes pp. 2055-2079

Tomoko Uetake, Kei Kabaya, Kaoru Ichikawa, Noriko Moriwake and Shizuka Hashimoto

Identifying and addressing drinking water system sprawl, its consequences, and the opportunity for planners’ intervention: evidence from Los Angeles County pp. 2080-2100

Gregory Pierce, Larry Lai and J.R. DeShazo

Civil society participation in the Scottish marine planning process and the role of Environmental Non-Governmental Organisations pp. 2101-2123

E.E. Brooker, C.R. Hopkins, E. Devenport, L. Greenhill and C. Duncan

Evaluating environmental permitting process duration: the case of clean water act Section 404 permits pp. 2124-2144

Nicola Ulibarri and Jiarui Tao

Land-use planning and designated national interests in Sweden: arctic perspectives on landscape multifunctionality pp. 2145-2165

Lovisa Solbär, Pietro Marcianó and Maria Pettersson

Coordinating climate change adaptation across levels of government: the gap between theory and practice of integrated adaptation strategy processes pp. 2166-2185

Christoph Clar

Energy planning tools for low carbon transitions: an example of a multicriteria spatial planning tool for district heating pp. 2186-2209

Ruth E. Bush and Catherine S.E. Bale

Volume 62, issue 11, 2019

On the necessity of connectivity: linking key characteristics of environmental problems with governance modes pp. 1821-1844

Karin Ingold, Peter P.J. Driessen, Hens A.C. Runhaar and Alexander Widmer

Intertemporal soil management: revisiting the shape of the crop production function pp. 1845-1863

Alice Issanchou, Karine Daniel, Pierre Dupraz and Carole Ropars-Collet

The future orientation of Austria’s flood policies: from flood control to anticipatory flood risk management pp. 1864-1885

Ralf Nordbeck, Reinhard Steurer and Lukas Löschner

Examining the economic impacts of integrated pest management among vegetable farmers in Southern Ghana pp. 1886-1907

Victor Owusu and Awudu Abdulai

Perspectives on the future of recycled water in California: results from interviews with water management professionals pp. 1908-1928

Sharona Sokolow, Hilary Godwin and Brian L. Cole

Spatial statistical analysis of infrastructure systems in Calgary, Alberta pp. 1929-1948

Jason Hawkins, Lina Kattan, Joseph Patrick Hettiaratchi, Joshua Taron and Getachew Assefa

Opportunities for improving the use of an ecosystem services approach in land-use planning: experiences of professionals in Florida pp. 1949-1971

Annet Forkink

Modelling support to citizen observatories for strategic Danube Delta planning: Sontea-Fortuna case study pp. 1972-1989

A. B. Venturini, T.H. Assumpção, I. Popescu, A. Jonoski and D. P. Solomatine

Governance conditions for successful ecological restoration of estuaries: lessons from the Dutch Haringvliet case pp. 1990-2009

Yannick Buitenhuis and Carel Dieperink

Volume 62, issue 10, 2019

From smart cities to wise cities: ecological wisdom as a basis for sustainable urban development pp. 1675-1692

Robert F. Young and Katherine Lieberknecht

Privatization and inter-municipal cooperation in local stormwater planning and management pp. 1693-1713

Andrea Armstrong and Douglas Jackson-Smith

Social representations of mining activity after an environmental improvement program in the manganese district of Molango, in Mexico, and their implications for risk management pp. 1714-1735

Minerva Catalán-Vázquez, Horacio Riojas-Rodríguez, Marlene Cortez-Lugo, Sandra Leticia Rodríguez-Dozal, David Hernández-Bonilla and Blanca Estela Pelcastre-Villafuerte

A participatory decision support system for contaminated brownfield redevelopment: a case study from France pp. 1736-1760

Marjorie Tendero and Béatrice Plottu

“Nature brings us extreme events, some people cause us prolonged sufferings”: the role of good governance in building community resilience to natural disasters in Bangladesh pp. 1761-1781

Mahed-Ul-Islam Choudhury, M. Salim Uddin and C. Emdad Haque

Dissonant discourses: revealing South Africa’s policy-to-praxis challenges in the governance of coastal risk and vulnerability pp. 1782-1801

Darryl Colenbrander

Determinants of the perceived administrative transaction costs caused by the uptake of an agri-environmental program pp. 1802-1819

Gabriele Mack, Andreas Kohler, Katja Heitkämper and Nadja El-Benni

Volume 62, issue 9, 2019

Strategic delta planning: launching new ideas on managing a Delta, and their travels along actor coalitions, participatory planning tools and implementation timelines pp. 1447-1453

Dorien Korbee, Gerardo E. van Halsema and Chris Seijger

Political agenda-setting for strategic delta planning in the Mekong Delta: converging or diverging agendas of policy actors and the Mekong Delta Plan? pp. 1454-1474

Hoang Thi Minh Vo, Gerardo van Halsema, Chris Seijger, Nhan Kieu Dang, Art Dewulf and Petra Hellegers

Affective ecologies, adaptive management and restoration efforts in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta pp. 1475-1500

Alejo Kraus-Polk and Brett Milligan

Ecosystem services approach for sustainable governance in a brackish water lagoon used for aquaculture pp. 1501-1524

Mattias Gaglio, Mattia Lanzoni, Giovanni Nobili, Diego Viviani, Giuseppe Castaldelli and Elisa Anna Fano

How “wide green dikes” were reintroduced in The Netherlands: a case study of the uptake of an innovative measure in long-term strategic delta planning pp. 1525-1544

Jantsje M. Van Loon-Steensma and Pier Vellinga

Navigating the bureaucracy: an analysis of implementation feasibility for the Mekong Delta Plan, Vietnam pp. 1545-1561

Dorien Korbee, Nguyen Hong Quan, Leon Hermans and Phi Ho Long

Reconstructing the impasse in the transfer of delta plans: evaluating the translation of Dutch water management strategies to Jakarta, Indonesia pp. 1562-1582

Ellen Minkman, Peter Letitre and Arwin van Buuren

Making waves in the Mekong Delta: recognizing the work and the actors behind the transfer of Dutch delta planning expertise pp. 1583-1602

Shahnoor Hasan, Jaap Evers, Arjen Zegwaard and Margreet Zwarteveen

Farmer adoptability for livelihood transformations in the Mekong Delta: a case in Ben Tre province pp. 1603-1618

Hong Quan Nguyen, Dorien Korbee, Huu Loc Ho, Jacob Weger, Phan Thi Thanh Hoa, Nguyen Thi Thanh Duyen, Pham Dang Manh Hong Luan, Thi Tang Luu, Dang Ho Phuong Thao, Ngo Thi Thu Trang, Leon Hermans, Jaap Evers, Andrew Wyatt, Xuan Quang Chau Nguyen and Ho Long Phi

Assessing the adaptive capacity of farmers under the impact of saltwater intrusion in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta pp. 1619-1635

Nguyen Xuan Hoan, Dao Nguyen Khoi and Luu Duc Trung

A framework to assess the performance of participatory planning tools for strategic delta planning pp. 1636-1653

J. Evers, W. Douven, J. Van der Stroom, S. Hasan, C. Seijger and H.L. Phi

A synthesis on strategic delta planning in action: wishful thinking, vested practices and unexpected changes pp. 1654-1674

Chris Seijger, Gerardo E. van Halsema and Dorien Korbee

Volume 62, issue 8, 2019

Regulation of air pollution from wood-burning stoves pp. 1287-1305

Thomas Bjørner, Jørgen Brandt, Lars Hansen and Marianne Nygaard Källstrøm

Does zonation and accessibility of wetlands influence human presence and mediate wildlife disturbance? pp. 1306-1320

Patrick-Jean Guay, Wouter F.D. Van Dongen, Emily M. McLeod, Desley A. Whisson, Huy Quan Vu, Hua Wang and Michael A. Weston

Integrating environmental sustainability into strategic spatial planning: the importance of management pp. 1321-1338

Sara Gustafsson, Brita Hermelin and Lukas Smas

“We want to know where the line is”: comparing current planning for future sea-level rise with three core principles of robust decision support approaches pp. 1339-1358

Annika Carlsson Kanyama, Per Wikman‐Svahn and Karin Mossberg Sonnek

When the wind blows: spatial spillover effects of urban air pollution in China pp. 1359-1376

Xiaoguang Chen and Jingjing Ye

Understanding barriers to green infrastructure policy and stormwater management in the City of Toronto: a shift from grey to green or policy layering and conversion? pp. 1377-1401

Carolyn M. Johns

When West–East planning policy advice fails to gain traction pp. 1402-1419

Dorina Pojani and Dominic Stead

Understanding the mining-local governance nexus – a Ghanaian case study pp. 1420-1445

Joana Ngninnong-me Guo

Climate proofing social housing in the Netherlands: toward mainstreaming? pp. 1446-1464

Daan Boezeman and Thijs de Vries

Investigating the impacts of the EU ETS emission rights on airline environmental efficiency via a Network Environmental SBM model pp. 1465-1488

Qiang Cui and Ye Li

Volume 62, issue 7, 2019

International experiences with opposition to wind energy siting decisions: lessons for environmental and social appraisal pp. 1109-1132

Matthew Cashmore, David Rudolph, Sanne Vammen Larsen and Helle Nielsen

A management perspective to using Public Participation GIS in planning for visitor use in national parks pp. 1133-1148

Miisa Pietilä and Nora Fagerholm

Landscape and heritage: ideas from Europe for culturally based solutions in rural environments pp. 1149-1165

Graham Fairclough

Characterization of evolution and dissemination of ISO 14001 in countries and economic sectors in Europe pp. 1166-1184

Jean Marcel Sousa Lira, Eduardo Gomes Salgado and Luiz Alberto Beijo

Location optimization of municipal solid waste considering health, safety, environmental, and economic factors pp. 1185-1204

Ali Azadeh, Kimia Ahmadzadeh and Hossein Eslami

Urban dispersion and economic crisis: empirical evidence from a Mediterranean region pp. 1205-1226

Luca Salvati

Going to waste? The potential impacts on nature conservation and cultural heritage from resource recovery on former mineral extraction sites in England and Wales pp. 1227-1248

Danielle Sinnett

What drives household recovery after disasters? A case study of New York City after 2012 Hurricane Sandy pp. 1249-1268

Divya Chandrasekhar, Robin Rothfeder, Yu Xiao and Donovan Finn

Heritage narratives for landscapes on the rural–urban fringe in the Midwestern United States pp. 1269-1286

John Strauser, William P. Stewart, Nicole M. Evans, Lorraine Stamberger and Carena J. van Riper

Volume 62, issue 6, 2019

Distributing power? Community energy projects' experiences of planning, policy and incumbents in the devolved nations of Scotland and Wales pp. 921-938

Sioned Haf, Karen Parkhill, Morag McDonald and Gareth Griffiths

Sustainability Appraisal in neighbourhood planning in England pp. 939-959

Xinzhi Yu and Thomas B Fischer

Social consequences associated with the use of various optimization methods in the protection of air quality pp. 960-978

Jacek Żeliński and Jolanta Telenga-Kopyczyńska

Managing uncertainties through scenario analysis in strategic environmental assessment pp. 979-1000

Fatemeh Khosravi and Urmila Jha-Thakur

Advancing voluntary chemical governance? The case of the Swedish textile industry dialogue pp. 1001-1018

Patrik Hall and Erik Hysing

An analysis of university sustainability reports from the GRI database: an examination of influential variables pp. 1019-1044

Manuel Larrán Jorge, Francisco Javier Andrades Peña and Jesús Herrera Madueño

Who participates in conservation initiatives? Case studies in six rural communities of Mexico pp. 1045-1064

María Elena Méndez-López, Eduardo García-Frapolli, Isabel Ruíz-Mallén, Luciana Porter-Bolland, María Consuelo Sánchez-González and Victoria Reyes-García

Mapping vulnerability to extreme heat events: lessons from metropolitan Chicago pp. 1065-1088

Bev Wilson and Arnab Chakraborty

Assessing municipal-level governance responses to climate change in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 1089-1107

S. Hlahla, A. Nel and T.R. Hill

Volume 62, issue 5, 2019

The role of scale in integrating climate change adaptation and mitigation in cities pp. 741-765

Mia Landauer, Sirkku Juhola and Johannes Klein

A non-parametric distance-based method using all available indicators for integrated environmental assessment – a case study of the Mid-Atlantic Region, USA pp. 766-778

Liem T. Tran, Ryan McManamay and Hyun Kim

Policy context as a factor of bias in the valuation of environmental goods – a dual-process theories perspective pp. 779-796

Ekaterina Nikitina

Do people have a negative impression of government on polluted days? Evidence from Chinese Cities pp. 797-817

Qingling Shi and Feng Guo

Complex dynamics in the uptake of new farming practices: a case study for organic waste application pp. 818-842

Anouschka Groeneveld, Martha Bakker, Jack Peerlings and Wim Heijman

For what it's worth: evaluating revealed preferences for green certification pp. 843-861

Mallory E. Flowers, Daniel C. Matisoff and Douglas Noonan

Implementing wildlife-management strategies into road infrastructure in southern Ontario: a critical success factors approach pp. 862-880

Kristin Elton and Michael Drescher

Farmers’ risk preference and the adoption of risk management strategies in Northern Ghana pp. 881-900

Richard Asravor

Plan integration for resilience scorecard: evaluating networks of plans in six US coastal cities pp. 901-920

Philip R. Berke, Matthew L. Malecha, Siyu Yu, Jaekyung Lee and Jaimie H. Masterson

Volume 62, issue 4, 2019

Assessing the value of pastoral farming in the Alps using choice experiments: evidence for public policies and management pp. 552-567

Chiara Mazzocchi and Guido Sali

Using Public–Private Interplay to Climate-Proof Urban Planning? Critical Lessons from Developing a new Housing District in Karlstad, Sweden pp. 568-585

Sofie Storbjörk, Mattias Hjerpe and Erik Glaas

Climate adaptation management and institutional erosion: insights from a major Canadian port pp. 586-610

Adolf K. Y. Ng, Jason Monios and Huiying Zhang

Convergent validity between willingness to pay elicitation methods: an application to Grand Canyon whitewater boaters pp. 611-625

Christopher Neher, Lucas Bair, John Duffield, David Patterson and Katherine Neher

Positive perceptions of green and open space as predictors of neighbourhood quality of life: implications for urban planning across the city region pp. 626-646

Owen Douglas, Paula Russell and Mark Scott

Governance assessment of a protected area: the case of the Alde Feanen National Park pp. 647-670

Maia Lordkipanidze, Hans Bressers and Kris Lulofs

A framework for assessing the accountability of local governance arrangements for adaptation to climate change pp. 671-691

Heleen Mees and Peter Driessen

Combining theory and wisdom in pragmatic, scenario-based decision support for sustainable development pp. 692-716

Megan Davenport, Marion Delport, James Blignaut, Tanja Hichert and Gerhard van der Burgh

Computer and mobile phone waste in urban India: an analysis from the perspectives of public perception, consumption and disposal behaviour pp. 717-740

Anwesha Borthakur and Madhav Govind

Volume 62, issue 3, 2019

Special section: advancing the role of cities in climate governance – promise, limits, politics pp. 365-373

Jeroen van der Heijden, James Patterson, Sirkku Juhola and Marc Wolfram

Institutional innovation in urban governance: The case of climate change adaptation pp. 374-398

James J. Patterson and Dave Huitema

Societal implications of sustainable energy action plans: from energy modelling to stakeholder learning pp. 399-423

Giovanni Bernardo and Simone D’Alessandro

Multi-level network governance of disaster risks: the case of the Metropolitan Region of the Aburra Valley (Medellin, Colombia) pp. 424-445

Klaus Frey and Daniel Ricardo Calderón Ramírez

Voluntary urban climate programmes: should city governments be involved and, if so, how? pp. 446-465

Jeroen van der Heijden

Trajectories of rewilding: A taxonomy of wildland management pp. 466-491

Holly Deary and Charles R. Warren

Resistance of Villages to Elevated-Road Traffic Noise pp. 492-516

Wen Luo Yu and Jian Kang

Sensitivity and uncertainty analysis of agro-ecological modeling for saffron plant cultivation using GIS spatial decision-making methods pp. 517-533

Behzad Shokati and Bakhtiar Feizizadeh

Citizen science on speed? Realising the triple objective of scientific rigour, policy influence and deep citizen engagement in a large-scale citizen science project on ambient air quality in Antwerp pp. 534-551

Suzanne Van Brussel and Huib Huyse

Volume 62, issue 2, 2019

Contextualisation of policy and law in sustainable urban development pp. 189-204

Willem Salet and Jochem de Vries

Are Environmental Water Advisory Groups an effective form of localism? pp. 205-228

Melanie (Lain) Dare and Anna Lukasiewicz

Procedural influences on scientific advisory work: the case of chemical hazard characterization pp. 229-247

Laura Maxim

Dealing with uncertainty in collaborative planning: developing adaptive strategies for the IJsselmeer pp. 248-265

Mark Zandvoort, Rutger van der Brugge, Maarten J. van der Vlist and Adri van den Brink

The consequences of avoiding conflict: lessons from conservation planning for Europe's last wild reindeer pp. 266-285

Aase Kristine Lundberg, Tim Richardson and Eirin Hongslo

Spatial and temporal distribution of illegal dumping sites in the nature protected area: the Ojców National Park, Poland pp. 286-305

Michał Jakiel, Anita Bernatek-Jakiel, Agnieszka Gajda, Maciej Filiks and Marta Pufelska

Beyond water data: benefits to volunteers and to local water from a citizen science program pp. 306-326

Sarah P. Church, Lindsey B. Payne, Sara Peel and Linda S. Prokopy

Risk discourses and governance of high-level radioactive waste storage in Taiwan pp. 327-341

Mei-Fang Fan

Well-designed environmental regulation and firm performance: Swedish evidence on the Porter hypothesis and the effect of regulatory time strategies pp. 342-363

Jan Weiss, Andreas Stephan and Tatiana Anisimova

Volume 62, issue 1, 2019

Institutional work in environmental governance pp. 1-11

James J. Patterson and Raoul Beunen

Analysing institutional change in environmental governance: exploring the concept of ‘institutional work’ pp. 12-29

R. Beunen and J.J. Patterson

A narrative perspective on institutional work in environmental governance – insights from a beach nourishment case study in Sweden pp. 30-50

Lotte E. Bontje, Sharlene L. Gomes, Zilin Wang and Jill H. Slinger

Mapping institutional work as a method for local strategy; learning from boom/bust dynamics in the Canadian west pp. 51-71

Kristof Van Assche, Monica Gruezmacher and Leith Deacon

A new role for citizens’ initiatives: the difficulties in co-creating institutional change in urban planning pp. 72-87

Saskia Bisschops and Raoul Beunen

Adapting to new realities: an analysis of institutional work in three cases of Dutch infrastructure planning pp. 88-105

Emmy Bergsma, Mendel Giezen, Bart Schalkwijk and Chris Büscher

Working on learning: how the institutional rules of environmental governance matter pp. 106-123

Tanya Heikkila and Andrea K. Gerlak

The Enlivenment of institutions: emotional work and the emergence of contemporary land commons in the Carpathian Mountains pp. 124-150

Monica Vasile

Meaning work: reworking institutional meanings for environmental governance pp. 151-171

Chris Riedy, Jennifer Kent and Nivek Thompson

The struggle for local autonomy in biodiversity conservation governance pp. 172-188

Jeremy Pittman