Whose Knowledge Counts? New Study Reveals Power Gaps in Conservation Decisions
A new study of four conservation and development initiatives in Madagascar shows that while local participation and diverse knowledge inclusion ...
A new study of four conservation and development initiatives in Madagascar shows that while local participation and diverse knowledge inclusion ...
Two large online experiments with U.K. millennials found that degrowth framing shifted values and debate positions while green growth messaging ...
University of Texas at Austin researchers show that existing desalination technology can turn salty groundwater and oilfield wastewater into cooling ...
Researchers have developed a unified optimisation framework that integrates short-term resilience recovery with long-term life-cycle sustainability metrics, showing on a ...
A survey of 300 Indian households finds that environmental awareness, health consciousness, economic factors and policy support all significantly drive ...
A global satellite-based analysis finds that croplands converted from wetlands since 2000 contribute only 0.1 percent of world crop production ...
A cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment of more than 3,000 pieces of Government of Canada laboratory equipment finds that use-phase energy ...
Researchers propose that building concrete, sector-specific visions of a post-growth society, starting with healthcare, can translate abstract sustainability principles into ...
A new PLOS Mental Health essay argues that resilience metrics are incomplete without quantifying population-level emotional states such as solastalgia ...
A new integrated climate–rangeland–society study projects that Mongolia's dzud disasters will intensify from the mid-2030s, killing up to 11 million ...
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