Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

1997 - 2025

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Volume 61, issue 14, 2018

Assessment and management of air emissions and environmental impacts from the construction industry pp. 2421-2444

Bao Zhen Wang, Zhen Hua Zhu, Ende Yang, Zhi Chen and Xiang Hong Wang

Policy preferences and the diversity of instrument choice for mitigating climate change impacts in the transport sector pp. 2445-2467

Dominic Stead

Spatial decision support for nature-based shoreline stabilization options in subtropical estuarine environments pp. 2468-2490

Diana Mitsova, Chris Bergh, Greg Guannel, Caitlin Lustic, Michael Renda, James Byrne, Andrea Graves, Kevin Cresswell, Rayan Alhawiti, Allison Goldberg and Stephanie Reed

Contextualizing institutional factors in an indicator-based analysis of hazard vulnerability for coastal communities pp. 2491-2511

Greg Oulahen, Stephanie E. Chang, Jackie Z.K. Yip, Tugce Conger, Michelle Marteleira and Christopher Carter

Infrastructures of expertise: policy convergence and the implementation of the EU Nitrates Directive in Poland pp. 2512-2530

Katarzyna Kowalczewska, Jelle Behagel and Esther Turnhout

Bringing people closer to water: integrating water management and urban infrastructure pp. 2531-2548

Joost Buurman and Rita Padawangi

A spatial hedonic analysis of the housing market around a large, failing desert lake: the case of the Salton Sea in California pp. 2549-2569

Amrita Singh, Jean-Daniel Saphores and Tim Bruckner

Barriers to achieving additionality in carbon offsets: a regulatory risk perspective pp. 2570-2589

Jessica Campbell, Irene M. Herremans and Anne Kleffner

A critical assessment of employing democratic and deliberative ideals in the environmental planning process in Bangladesh pp. 2590-2612

Anjan Kumer Dev Roy and Jeff Gow

Planning for green qualities in the densification of suburban Stockholm – opportunities and challenges pp. 2613-2635

Sara Khoshkar, Berit Balfors and Antoienette Wärnbäck

Volume 61, issue 13, 2018

Practicing mindfulness as a means for enhancing workplace pro-environmental behaviors among managers pp. 2231-2256

Taran Patel and Marie Holm

Do mandates matter for plan quality? Jurisdictional aggregation for a watershed level comparison pp. 2257-2279

Danielle Spurlock

Capacities for developing adaptive management strategies: the case of the Calakmul municipality pp. 2280-2297

Emma Villaseñor, Luciana Porter Bolland and Gabriel Ramos Fernández

Airline environmental efficiency measures considering materials balance principles: an application of a network range-adjusted measure with weak-G disposability pp. 2298-2318

Qiang Cui and Ye Li

Chinese consumer responses to carbon labeling: evidence from experimental auctions pp. 2319-2337

Nan Chen, Zhi-Hai Zhang, Simin Huang and Li Zheng

Land-use planning as a tool for balancing the scientific and the social in biodiversity and ecosystem services mainstreaming? The case of Durban, South Africa pp. 2338-2357

Wan-Yu Shih and Leslie Mabon

Analysing the causes of environmental management and audit scheme (EMAS) decrease in Europe pp. 2358-2377

Tiberio Daddi, Maria Rosa De Giacomo, Marco Frey and Fabio Iraldo

Stakeholder engagement and multi-criteria decision aiding in the electricity transmission grid reinforcement: evidence from a role-playing game pp. 2378-2395

Leonhard Späth, Elisa Amodeo, Alessandro Luè, Simona Muratori, Anna Scolobig and Anthony Patt

Reducing CO2 emissions in the EU member states: Do environmental taxes work? pp. 2396-2420

Celil Aydin and Omer Esen

Volume 61, issue 12, 2018

Farmers as climate citizens pp. 2050-2066

Frode Flemsæter, Hilde Bjørkhaug and Jostein Brobakk

Promoting consumer environmental friendly purchase behaviour: a synthesized model from three short-term longitudinal studies in Australia pp. 2067-2093

Chih-Hsuan Huang, Ian Lings, Amanda Beatson and Cindy Yunhsin Chou

Finding common ground in urban governance networks: what are its facilitating factors? pp. 2094-2110

Jurian Edelenbos and Ingmar van Meerkerk

Applying a novel environmental health framework theory (I-ACT) to noise pollution policies in the United States, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands pp. 2111-2132

Monica S. Hammer, Yi Fan, Suzanne S. Hammer, Tracy K. Swinburn, Miriam Weber, Diana Weinhold and Richard L. Neitzel

Spatial scale influences how people value and perceive green open space pp. 2133-2150

Christopher D. Ives, Ascelin Gordon, Cathy Oke, Christopher M. Raymond, Ailish Hehir and Sarah A. Bekessy

Balancing tourism development and nature protection across national park borders – a case study of a coastal protected area in Norway pp. 2151-2165

Knut Bjørn Stokke and Jan Vidar Haukeland

Thinking through ALMOLIN: the community bio-centre approach in water and sewerage service provision in Nairobi's informal settlements pp. 2166-2185

Elizabeth Wamuchiru and Frank Moulaert

Consumer preferences for green digital camera attributes to inform electrical and electronic equipment design and development pp. 2186-2206

Hui-Kai Chuang and Chi-Shun Liao

Willingness to pay to reduce health risks related to air quality: evidence from a choice experiment survey in Beijing pp. 2207-2229

Desheng Huang, Henrik Andersson and Shiqiu Zhang

Volume 61, issue 11, 2018

Eco-innovation and sustainability: dynamic trends, geography and policies pp. 1851-1860

Massimiliano Mazzanti

Catching-up in waste management. Evidence from the EU pp. 1861-1882

Giovanni Marin, Francesco Nicolli and Roberto Zoboli

Waste performance, waste technology and policy effects pp. 1883-1904

Davide Antonioli, Federica Caratù and Francesco Nicolli

Information communication technologies and environmental innovations in firms: joint adoptions and productivity effects pp. 1905-1933

Davide Antonioli, Grazia Cecere and Massimiliano Mazzanti

Innovative products and services with environmental benefits: design of search strategies for external knowledge and absorptive capacity pp. 1934-1954

Caroline Mothe, Uyen T. Nguyen-Thi and Angela Triguero Cano

Are environmental innovators persistent? pp. 1955-1972

Christian Le Bas and Nicolas Poussing

Distributed energy production in a polycentric scenario: policy reforms and community management pp. 1973-1993

Stefano Moroni and Luca Tricarico

Where to begin municipal climate adaptation planning? Evaluating two local choices pp. 1994-2014

Ward Lyles, Philip Berke and Kelly Heiman Overstreet

The administration and management of environmental sustainability initiatives: a collaborative perspective pp. 2015-2031

Christopher V. Hawkins, Rachel Krause, Richard C. Feiock and Cali Curley

Analyzing the costs and benefits of distributed solar energy in Virginia (USA): a case study of collaborative energy planning pp. 2032-2049

Damian Pitt, Gilbert Michaud and Andrew Duggan

Volume 61, issue 10, 2018

Understanding the behavioral influences behind Singapore's water management strategies pp. 1654-1673

Stephanie N. Timm and Brian M. Deal

Can zoning resolve nature use conflicts? The case of the Numto Nature Park in the Russian Arctic pp. 1674-1700

Alexey O. Pristupa, Maria Tysiachniouk, Arthur P.J. Mol, Rik Leemans, Tatiana Minayeva and Anastasia Markina

The evolution of regional cross-border water regimes, the case of Deltarhine pp. 1701-1721

T. Renner, S. Meijerink and P. van der Zaag

Traditional knowledge and biodiversity conservation: a case study from Byans Valley in Kailash Sacred Landscape, India pp. 1722-1743

Vikram S. Negi, Ravi Pathak, K. Chandra Sekar, R.S. Rawal, I.D. Bhatt, S.K. Nandi and P.P. Dhyani

Measuring the welfare cost of air pollution in Shanghai: evidence from the housing market pp. 1744-1757

Jie Chen, Qianjin Hao and Chamna Yoon

Community resilience to natural disasters in the informal settlements in Mwanza City, Tanzania pp. 1758-1788

Herbert Hambati and Genesis T. Yengoh

Regulatory trust and failure – a case study of coal seam gas in New South Wales, Australia pp. 1789-1804

Ross M. Carter and Richard K. Morgan

Retrofitting residential building envelopes for energy efficiency: motivations of individual homeowners in Israel pp. 1805-1827

Chanoch Friedman, Nir Becker and Evyatar Erell

Soil and water conservation method adoption in a highly erosive watershed: the case of Southwest Oklahoma's Fort Cobb watershed pp. 1828-1849

Tracy Boyer, Benjamin Tong and Larry D. Sanders

Volume 61, issue 9, 2018

The use of regulatory taxation as a policy instrument for sustainability transitions: old wine in new bottles or unexplored potential? pp. 1469-1486

Kris Bachus and Frederic Vanswijgenhoven

Institutional quality effects on separate waste collection: some evidence from Italian provinces pp. 1487-1510

Massimiliano Agovino, Antonio Garofalo and Angela Mariani

Community reactions to tourism development: how does governmental fairness work? pp. 1511-1534

Minseong Kim, Brijesh Thapa and Jinwon Kim

Adapting cities to climate change – exploring the flood risk management role of green infrastructure landscapes pp. 1535-1552

Jeremy G. Carter, John Handley, Tom Butlin and Susannah Gill

Sustainable consumption profile differences among Brazilian regions pp. 1553-1569

Kavita Miadaira Hamza, Denise de Abreu Sofiatti Dalmarco and Fernando Antonio de Melo Pereira

Examining strategic sustainability plans and smart-growth land-use measures in California cities pp. 1570-1593

Myungjung Kwon, Shui-Yan Tang and Cheongsin Kim

Picking up speed: public participation and local sustainability plan implementation pp. 1594-1611

Kirsten Kinzer

Seeking a balance: a procedure-based evaluation of localized approaches for brownfield management in the USA pp. 1612-1630

Eujin Julia Kim

Emerging drivers and business models for equipment reuse and remanufacturing in the US: lessons from the biotech industry pp. 1631-1653

Vesela Veleva and Gavin Bodkin

Volume 61, issue 8, 2018

Local sustainability processes worldwide: a systematic review of the literature and research agenda pp. 1289-1317

Carmen Echebarria, José Barrutia, Ainhize Eletxigerra, Patrick Hartmann and Vanessa Apaolaza

The territorial dimension of environmental sustainability in Italy along the urban–rural continuum pp. 1318-1339

Silvia Coderoni and Francesco Pagliacci

Spatial planning and electric vehicles. A qualitative case study of horizontal and vertical organisational interplay in southern Sweden pp. 1340-1362

Hans Antonson and Annelie Carlson

An empirical study of spatial-temporal growth patterns of a voluntary residential green infrastructure program pp. 1363-1382

Theodore Chao Lim

From leaders to majority: a frontrunner paradox in built-environment climate governance experimentation pp. 1383-1401

Jeroen van der Heijden

How multilateral financial institutions promote sustainable water infrastructure planning through economic appraisal: case studies from coastal cities of China pp. 1402-1418

Lie Wu, Zhengzao Wang and Xianqiang Mao

Managing invasive plants in a rural-amenity landscape: the role of social capital and Landcare pp. 1419-1437

Shaun McKiernan

An empirical analysis of green switching intentions in the airline industry pp. 1438-1468

Hung-Che Wu, Ching-Chan Cheng and Chi-Han Ai

Volume 61, issue 7, 2018

Learning for social-ecological change: a qualitative review of outcomes across empirical literature in natural resource management pp. 1085-1112

Monika Suškevičs, Thomas Hahn, Romina Rodela, Biljana Macura and Claudia Pahl-Wostl

When and where do we see the proximity effect of a new park? –A case study of the Dream Forest in Seoul, Korea pp. 1113-1136

Heeyeun Yoon

Access for all? Beach access and equity in the Detroit metropolitan area pp. 1137-1161

Jinwon Kim and Sarah Nicholls

Biofuels – tools for achieving environmental goals or green place branding? Present drivers and future visions in two Swedish municipalities pp. 1162-1179

Magdalena Fallde

Determining the robust optimal set of BMPs for urban runoff management in data-poor catchments pp. 1180-1203

Sayed Mohammad Aminjavaheri and Sara Nazif

Artisan fishers’ perception of climate change and disasters in coastal Bangladesh pp. 1204-1223

Zaheed Hasan and Melissa Nursey-Bray

Understanding resident satisfaction with involvement in highway planning: in-depth interviews during a highway planning process in the Netherlands pp. 1224-1249

Marije Hamersma, Eva Heinen, Taede Tillema and Jos Arts

Toward participatory decision-making in river corridor management: two case studies from the European Alps pp. 1250-1270

B. Mazzorana, A. Nardini, F. Comiti, G. Vignoli, E. Cook, H. Ulloa and A. Iroumé

Keeping pace with technology: drones, disturbance and policy deficiency pp. 1271-1288

Pip Wallace, Ross Martin and Iain White

Volume 61, issue 5-6, 2018

From urban gardening to planetary stewardship: human–nature relationships and their implications for environmental management pp. 747-755

Arjen Buijs, Anke Fischer and Andreas Muhar

A model integrating social-cultural concepts of nature into frameworks of interaction between social and natural systems pp. 756-777

Andreas Muhar, Christopher M. Raymond, Riyan J.G. van den Born, Nicole Bauer, Kerstin Böck, Michael Braito, Arjen Buijs, Courtney Flint, Wouter T. de Groot, Christopher D. Ives, Tamara Mitrofanenko, Tobias Plieninger, Catherine Tucker and Carena J. van Riper

An embodied perspective on the co-production of cultural ecosystem services: toward embodied ecosystems pp. 778-799

Christopher M. Raymond, Matteo Giusti and Stephan Barthel

The role of co-evolutionary development and value change debt in navigating transitioning cultural landscapes: the case of Southern Transylvania pp. 800-817

Andra I. Horcea-Milcu, David J. Abson, Ine Dorresteijn, Jacqueline Loos, Jan Hanspach and Joern Fischer

Cultural echoes in Dutch immigrants’ and non-immigrants’ understandings and values of nature pp. 818-840

Marjolein E. Kloek, Arjen E. Buijs, Jan J. Boersema and Matthijs G.C. Schouten

The missing pillar: Eudemonic values in the justification of nature conservation pp. 841-856

Riyan J.G. van den Born, B. Arts, J. Admiraal, A. Beringer, P. Knights, E. Molinario, K. Polajnar Horvat, C. Porras-Gomez, A. Smrekar, N. Soethe, J.L. Vivero-Pol, W. Ganzevoort, M. Bonaiuto, L. Knippenberg and W.T. De Groot

Attitudes towards nature, wilderness and protected areas: a way to sustainable stewardship in the South-Western Carpathians pp. 857-877

Nicole Bauer, Monica Vasile and Maria Mondini

From street trees to natural areas: retrofitting cities for human connectedness to nature pp. 878-903

Sarah P. Church

The dynamics of volunteer motivations for engaging in the management of invasive plants: insights from a mixed-methods study on Scottish seabird islands pp. 904-923

Marie Pagès, Anke Fischer and René van der Wal

Fostering environmental citizenship: the motivations and outcomes of civic recreation pp. 924-949

Rebecca Schild

What factors enable or hinder engagement of civil society in ecosystem management? The case of ‘pike factories’ and wetland restoration in Sweden pp. 950-969

Malgorzata Blicharska and Patrik Rönnbäck

What makes you a ‘hero’ for nature? Socio-psychological profiling of leaders committed to nature and biodiversity protection across seven EU countries pp. 970-993

Massimiliano Scopelliti, Erica Molinario, Flavia Bonaiuto, Mirilia Bonnes, Lavinia Cicero, Stefano De Dominicis, Ferdinando Fornara, Jeroen Admiraal, Almut Beringer, Tom Dedeurwaerdere, Wouter de Groot, Juha Hiedanpää, Paul Knights, Luuk Knippenberg, Katarina Polajnar Horvat, Florin Popa, Carmen Porras-Gomez, Aleš Smrekar, Nathalie Soethe, Jose Luis Vivero-Pol, Riyan van den Born and Marino Bonaiuto

Mastery over nature as a paradox: societally implemented but individually rejected pp. 994-1010

Andreas Muhar and Kerstin Böck

Knitting green spaces with the threads of social innovation in Groningen and London pp. 1011-1032

Stephanie Nuria Spijker and Constanza Parra

Farming between love and money: US Midwestern farmers’ human–nature relationships and impacts on watershed conservation pp. 1033-1050

Yuki Yoshida, Courtney G. Flint and Mallory K. Dolan

Creating ‘new’ commons for the twenty-first century: innovative legal models for ‘green space’ pp. 1051-1069

Christopher Rodgers and Duncan Mackay

Regimes of justification: competing arguments and the construction of legitimacy in Dutch nature conservation practices pp. 1070-1084

Irma Arts, Arjen E. Buijs and Gerard Verschoor

Volume 61, issue 4, 2018

The carrot or the stick: individual adaption against varying institutional arrangements pp. 568-596

Hongyun Han, Zhijian Zhang, Sheng Xia and Hanning Li

‘Enclosing country park land and the conservation of military heritage:’ an Ostromian interpretation of the fools’ paradise pp. 597-616

Holvert Hung

Does collaboration affect the duration of environmental permitting processes? pp. 617-634

Nicola Ulibarri

The clustering conditions for managing creative tourism destinations: the Alqueva region case, Portugal pp. 635-655

Idalina Dias-Sardinha, David Ross and Ana Calapez Gomes

Bottom-up approach for downscaling CO2 emissions in Taiwan: robustness analysis and policy implications pp. 656-676

Tsung-Chen Lee, Shin-Kun Peng, Chia-Tsung Yeh and Chun-Yi Tseng

Towards an agile participatory urban soundscape planning framework pp. 677-698

Jieling Xiao, Lisa Lavia and Jian Kang

Economic performance and carbon intensity of human well-being: empirical evidence from the MENA region pp. 699-723

Osama Sweidan

Integrating nature-based tourism and forestry in private lands under heterogeneous visitor preferences for forest attributes pp. 724-746

Erkki Mäntymaa, Ville Ovaskainen, Artti Juutinen and Liisa Tyrväinen

Volume 61, issue 3, 2018

Building contraventions and incidence of flood in the Lagos Metropolis, Nigeria pp. 385-405

Bolanle Wahab and Saeed Ojolowo

Nodes of a peri-urban agricultural landscape at local level: an interpretation of their contribution to the eco-structure pp. 406-429

Rocío Pérez-Campaña and Luis Miguel Valenzuela-Montes

Ecological and economic impacts of green roofs and permeable pavements at the city level: the case of Corvallis, Oregon pp. 430-450

Long Zhou, Guoqiang Shen, Thomas Woodfin, Tian Chen and Kun Song

Revealing the economic channels of natural impacts: an extended input–output subsystems application to GHG gases and water use pp. 451-473

Alberto Franco Solís and Fco. Javier De Miguel Vélez

Planning for compact urban forms: local growth-management approaches and their evolution over time pp. 474-492

Sophie C. Rudolf, Felix Kienast and Anna M. Hersperger

Multilevel assessment of a large-scale programme for poverty alleviation and wetland conservation: lessons from South Africa pp. 493-514

Aiora Zabala and Caroline A. Sullivan

Green research and development (R&D) investment and its impact on the market value of firms: evidence from South African mining firms pp. 515-534

F. Ganda

Assessing the influence of urban geometry on noise propagation by using the sky view factor pp. 535-552

L.T. Silva, F. Fonseca, D. Rodrigues and A. Campos

The influence of building renovation and rental housing on urban trees pp. 553-567

James W. N. Steenberg, Pamela J. Robinson and Andrew A. Millward

Volume 61, issue 2, 2018

An integrated approach towards transforming an industrial park into an eco-industrial park: the case of Salaise-Sablons pp. 195-213

Paulo Ribeiro, Fernando Fonseca, Carolina Neiva, Tiziana Bardi and Júlia M. Lourenço

An online platform supporting the analysis of water adaptation measures in the Alps pp. 214-229

Dragana Bojovic, Carlo Giupponi, Hermann Klug, Lucia Morper-Busch, George Cojocaru and Richard Schörghofer

Climate change and political discourse: analysis of energy efficiency and conservation block grants in Dallas-Fort Worth pp. 230-248

Ann W. Foss

Knowledge, attitude and behavior of farmers in farmland conservation in China: an application of the structural equation model pp. 249-271

Fanus Asefaw Aregay, Zhao Minjuan and Xu Tao

Flexible, collaborative, and meaningful? The case of the US coastal nonpoint pollution control program pp. 272-290

Tyler A. Scott

Boundary spanners as trust ambassadors in collaborative natural resource management pp. 291-308

Kimberly Coleman and Marc J. Stern

Convenience improves composting and recycling rates in high-density residential buildings pp. 309-331

Alessandra DiGiacomo, David W.-L. Wu, Peter Lenkic, Bud Fraser, Jiaying Zhao and Alan Kingstone

Current and future effectiveness of the Natura 2000 network for protecting plant species in Sardinia: a nice and complex strategy in its raw state? pp. 332-347

Mauro Fois, Gianluigi Bacchetta, Donatella Cogoni and Giuseppe Fenu

Designing a policy package for the promotion of servicising: A case study of vineyard crop protection in Galicia (Spain) pp. 348-369

Á. Pereira, A. Carballo-Penela, A. Guerra and Xavier Vence-Deza

Acknowledgement of referees 2016–2017 pp. 370-384

The Editors

Volume 61, issue 1, 2018

Is this trail too crowded? A choice experiment to evaluate tradeoffs and preferences of park visitors in Garibaldi Park, British Columbia pp. 1-24

Regan Kohlhardt, Jordi Honey-Rosés, Sergio Fernandez Lozada, Wolfgang Haider and Mark Stevens

Network structure and adaptive capacity in watershed governance pp. 25-48

Wendy A. Kellogg and Aritree Samanta

Using triple bottom line metrics and multi-criteria methodology in corporate settings pp. 49-63

Lanka Thabrew, Debra Perrone, Alexandra Ewing, Mark Abkowitz and George Hornberger

Developing alternative land-use scenarios to facilitate natural resource management across jurisdictional boundaries pp. 64-85

E. Jamie Trammell, J. Scott Thomas, Dave Mouat, Quinn Korbulic and Scott Bassett

Environmental management from left to right – on ideology, policy-specific beliefs and pro-environmental policy support pp. 86-104

Sverker C. Jagers, Niklas Harring and Simon Matti

Collaborative environmental governance and transaction costs in partnerships: evidence from a social network approach to water management in France pp. 105-123

Christophe Boschet and Tina Rambonilaza

Analyzing social perception as a key factor in the management of protected areas: the case of the Sierra Nevada Protected Area (S Spain) pp. 124-142

Alicia Pelegrina-López, Francisco M. Ocaña-Peinado, Ignacio Henares-Civantos, José L. Rosúa-Campos and Francisco A. Serrano-Bernardo

Exploring public perception of environmental technology over time pp. 143-160

Carola Braun, Katrin Rehdanz and Ulrich Schmidt

Evaluation of beach quality as perceived by users pp. 161-175

Gisela García-Morales, José Alfredo Arreola-Lizárraga, Renato Arturo Mendoza-Salgado, Jaqueline García-Hernández, Pedro Rosales-Grano and Alfredo Ortega-Rubio

Urban climate change and sustainability planning: an analysis of sustainability and climate change discourses in local government plans in Canada pp. 176-194

Laura Tozer