John Hannigan's definitive textbook offers a distinctive, balanced coverage of environmental
issues, policies and action. This revised fourth edition has been expanded and fully updated …

Natural hazard management agencies across the settler countries Canada, Australia,
Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States (or CANZUS countries) are presently involved …

Indigenous–environmental relations in Australia have a difficult history. Two examples from
fieldwork in northern Australia–the Wild Rivers campaign in Queensland and contestations …

Despite growing prominence of the social licence to operate concept in natural resource
developments, its role relative to legal and political approval processes remains unclear …

The disciplinary heritage of examining human–environment relationships continues to be
vital but needs continual updating. In the Australian context, four threads of work can make …

In the Australian coal mining region of the Hunter Valley, a political contest is taking shape
around the mine final voids, the large holes that are left in the ground after mining has …

Western environmentalism and conservation are deeply entangled with histories of
colonialism. This entanglement has marginalised Indigenous and migrant perspectives on …

This paper focuses on everyday encounters between environmentalists and Indigenous
activists during a dispute around a proposed gas hub development in the Kimberley, NW …

Environmentalists, ranchers, and Indigenous nations are increasingly coming together on
environmental issues in what have been called “unlikely alliances,” offering important …

The emergence of an unconventional extractive industry of coal seam gas (CSG) in New
South Wales, Australia has caused a range of social tensions. Although the industry has …