Sustainable management of coastal and inland water areas requires knowledge of how
tourism and recreation affects the ecosystems. Here, we present the first systematic review …

Due to its potential to deliver economic benefits without major extractive activities, tourism is
often considered as a means to sustainable development. However, there is inadequate …

Sustainable tourism has achieved the status of being the superior goal in Norwegian
government tourism policy, and is attaining much attention in the international scientific and …

The journal Sustainability has previously published special issues on sustainable tourism
and on sustainable cities (both in 2014). This special issue presents recent insights from …

In order to meet the UK's challenging greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction targets, behaviour
change will be necessary in addition to changes in technology. Traditionally this has been …

Households are accountable for nearly three quarters of global carbon emissions and thus
understanding the drivers of these emissions is important if we are to make progress …

Mitigating climate change to achieve the goal of staying below 2° C of warming requires
urgent reductions of emissions. Demand-side measures mostly focus on the footprints of …

A reduction in working hours is being considered to tackle issues associated with ecological
sustainability, social equity and enhanced life satisfaction—a so-called triple dividend. With …

Time use survey data has been used to model household activities beyond market
transactions. Accordingly, measures such as the 'goods intensity of household activities' and …

Considering the interdependence of human's and nature's health within the planetary health
concept, we evaluated how physical activity (PA) can be conceptualized as sustainable …