Facing the world's ecological, economic, and social challenges requires us to connect the
concepts of justice, sustainability, and transitions. Bridging and discussing heterogeneous …

What is so-called 'green'extractivism and where did it come from? The introduction to this
Special Section examines the origins and implications of the concept, linking it to a long …

The East African region hosts diverse forest ecosystems, such as woodlands, highland
forests, and coastal mangrove forests. These ecosystems are crucial for biodiversity and …

Solar power is uniquely effective at mitigating the climate crisis and is becoming the
cheapest form of energy globally. However, the proliferation of solar power has been …

Abstract The European Union regulation on deforestation-free products (EUDR) represents
a policy innovation with important implications for the governance of global commodity …

“Sustainable by passion and deliberate choice, not mere interest” This is the first message
that young people should read, as should more mature adults. Sustainability had its …

This paper analyses the European Union's (EU's) democratising agenda within the frame of
the EU's Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Voluntary Partnership …

Desert ecosystems have experienced an intensive and increasingly rapid integration of
solar energy projects into their landscapes. The social and ecological impact of solar energy …

The notion of 'just transition'(JT) is an attempt to align climate and energy objectives with the
material concerns of industrial workers, frontline communities, and marginalised groups …

In today's rapidly changing world, the marine environment has faced various threats,
emphasising the imperative need for developing a systematic approach to prioritising these …