This article provides a review of recent anthropological, archeological, geographical, and
sociological research on anthropogenic drivers of climate change, with a particular focus on …

Military spending is required for national sovereignty, but it comes at a cost. The ecological
consequences of military activities remain insufficiently investigated, especially in …

Globally, as the environment deteriorates, use of renewable energy is increasing. The
discrepancy between inequalities, sustainable sources, and natural resources, on the other …

It has long been accepted that the relative affluence and technological efficiency of nations
are important contributors to their rate of emissions. These associations have, in turn, driven …

Technological innovation in the energy sector is highly needed to reduce carbon emission
costs, which requires knowledge spillovers, financial development, and carbon pricing to …

In this article, we assess whether unionization of national workforces influences growth in
national carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions per capita. Political-economic theories in …

We contribute to literature exploring the socioecological impact of urban development as a
multidimensional project, one in which changes to landscape features complement changes …

In light of ongoing and accelerating climate change driven by human combustion of fossil
fuels, researchers have found evidence that national-level inequality influences whether …

The defense and peace literature have focused mainly on the military-growth nexus, with
little attention paid to the environmental sustainability agenda, which is impacted by …

ABSTRACT A key concern when crafting sustainable development policy is maximizing the
benefits that derive from economic growth, such as increases in life-expectancy, while also …