This focus review summarizes climate politics in Taiwan at the global, the national, and the
local level. The article begins with an introduction to Taiwan's emission profile, major actors …

A rapid transition towards a CO 2-neutral steel industry is required to limit climate change.
Such a transition raises questions of justice, as it entails positive and negative impacts …

Local marine stewardship initiatives and ocean defenders are at the forefront of ocean
sustainability efforts, yet often receive insufficient recognition and support. We make five …

The demand side of illegal wildlife trade (IWT) has received increasing academic, media,
and policy attention for its powerful potential to address the biodiversity extinction crisis. The …

This paper argues that the decision of an authoritarian regime to use repression depends
both on the repressing agent and the costs as well as the threat perception. This is illustrated …

Stable isotope signatures (δ13C, δ15N) and trace elements (TEs) were analyzed from
invertebrates and fish to assess food web structure and the biomagnification or biodilution of …

When, how, and why do states take what kind of action vis-à-vis protests? This article tackles
these under-researched questions with respect to Vietnam and Indonesia. The theoretical …

Vietnam suffers from a distressing predicament: It ranks among the most heavily
contaminated nations on earth. Its coastal and marine domains are plagued by an excess of …

A landmark citizen's lawsuit against Formosa Plastics Corporation in Seadrift, Texas resulted
in funds for environmental monitoring, clean-up, research, and education. $20 million is set …

Egypt not only suffers from a history of colonial exploitative practices, but also lives in a
present that is shaped by new forms of oppression. One clear indication of this fact is the …