Food connects people and place, and weaves together issues of resource use, culture, and
sovereignty. In the Pacific, a 'nutrition transition'towards store-bought and processed food is …

In the midst of war on multiple fronts, a global pandemic, social strata rife with inequities, the
slow looming impacts of climate change, and a multi-level sustainability crisis, ecological …

Abstracts The expansion of urban areas towards the development of new urban areas has
an impact on changes in land use, socio-economic dynamics and a decrease in …

The structural relationship between waste management treatment indicators and technology
has increased sustainable palm oil production, but financing for new technological …

Global food systems are estimated to contribute approximately one-third of anthropogenic
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and alone, are large enough to make the goals of the …

Existent waste indicators may measure the current environmental dynamics but cannot keep
up with the rapid changes of our time. Waste management has deep specific implications in …

This chapter provides context central for the assessment by examining how sustainable use
is conceptualized and monitored. It is divided into two themes. The first theme explores how …

Differences are an unavoidable reality, both in Java-Indonesia and throughout the world.
Therefore, a social psychological foundation for healthy coexistence is crucial. Differences …

Making the analysis of urban and spatial development more acceptable by all levels of
analysis and governance requires a multi-level–or in other words vertical–approach to …