While the quantity of sustainability governance initiatives and systems has increased
dramatically, crises persist over whether specific governance systems can be trusted as …

Drivers for biodiversity loss are largely regulated by policies in non-environmental sectors.
The limited mainstreaming of biodiversity into respective policies remains yet to be …

Collaborative governance (CG), involving partnership between governmental and non‐
governmental actors, has emerged as an alternative to traditional government (TG). While …

Biodiversity and natural ecosystems underpin human life and wellbeing, yet they are
systematically degraded by anthropic activity, with land use change being the direct driver …

ABSTRACT In 2017, rivers in New Zealand, India and Colombia received legal rights and
were granted the status of legal persons. The increased legal powers, often a result of …

Environmental flows (e-flows) management takes place within a complex social-ecological
system, necessitating the involvement of diverse stakeholders and an appreciation of a …

The goal of forest policy is to enhance sustainable production of the material and immaterial
benefits of forests to serve the needs of all citizens. A theoretical model for explaining the …

Allocation of water specifically to the environment (often dubbed 'environmental water'or
'environmental flows') can be contentious within government, among irrigators and between …

Public participation is potentially useful to improve public environmental decision-making
and management processes. In corporate management, the Vroom-Yetton-Jago normative …

The literature on corporate decision-making preferences regarding green technological
innovation (GTI) in the context of uncertainty remains inconclusive. As a supplement, this …