The important role of justice in energy transition technologies has been a topic of increasing
interest in recent years. However, key questions remain about how inequities influence …

This comparative global review explores the intricate landscape of gun control laws in the
United States, offering insights into its unique regulatory framework in a broader …

Policies relevant to many key sociological processes are often subnational, enacted at the
regional, state/provincial, and/or local levels. This applies notably in the politics of the …

This paper explores the connections between two seemingly disparate cases of
socioenvironmental injustice: Flint's water crisis in Michigan, USA, and Union Carbide's toxic …

Actors involved in environmental decision-making bring personal values that extend into the
professional sphere, to varied effect. NRM professionals are encouraged to set aside …

This paper analyzes the ways in which a site of catastrophic ruins transpires as a new
political society for critical social and environmental justice. Predicated on two and half …

This article seeks to advance connecting the two societal priorities of environmental
protection and what has been called 'Indigenous reconciliation'through arts-based …

In the US, states have been both an important source of climate policy innovation and the
level of government at which most fossil fuel regulation takes place. I examine how fossil fuel …

Movement throughout the greater Yosemite National Park region is regularly disturbed by
climate change-exacerbated events, from rockslides to wildfires. Regional transportation …

People across the world are adapting to climate threats and reducing greenhouse gas
emissions. The rise of these concrete responses to climate change, what we call “climate …