Using panel data from 37 countries from 1990 to 2019 and applying a quantile regression
approach with panel fixed effects, we investigate the impact of national Environmental …

Urban green infrastructure is central to integrated climate responses linking ecosystem
services and social equity within urban planning for extreme heat in cities. This study …

Climate vulnerability can make urban space unhealthy and accentuate existing health (in)
justice and (economic) segregation. Drawing on the vulnerability-readiness nexus and …

In this study, we explore climate justice with specific reference to vulnerability at the level of
different sectors in 90 developing countries in Asia, Africa and Europe, over a period from …

Given the contesting empirical literature on the relationship between Research and
Development (R&D) investment and firms' green innovation performance (GIP), the current …

Can climate policy efforts with proactive health adaptation be helpful to mitigate the adverse
impacts of heat events? In this work, we identify the relationships between heat vulnerability …

This study leverages the roles of climate justice and social innovation in the perceptions of
climate risk and climate adaptation policies within the local heat-vulnerable areas of seven …

Sometimes academics from different disciplines feel like they are working on different
planets that orbit stars lightyears apart. Justice in energy transitions (JET) and the energy …

Firms are made accountable for the way they earn profit in the new paradigm shift towards
Triple bottom line (Tseng, Chang, Lin, Wu, Chen, Xia & Xue, 2020) and double materiality …

With climate change, the risk of climate-related disasters has increased, and the extent of
this risk varies depending on social and economic conditions. In South Korea, climate …