Sustainability and migration are typically treated as discrete policy spheres in international,
national, and local fora, separated in governance structures and institutions. This results in …

Abstract Development that is inclusive and sustainable requires significant social and
environmental transformations from current trajectories, building on demographic realities …

Although it is widely recognized that migration is socially transformative, the potential
contributions of migrants to transformations towards sustainability in their destination areas …

School‐based teaching on climate change rarely draws on diverse experiences and
knowledge about climate change that circulate in migrant homes and communities. We set …

Intersectional approaches to studying climate change reveal the diverse and uneven ways
in which people are impacted by and able to respond to the consequences of climate …

As governments encourage circular economy (CE) initiatives, markets for waste recirculation
are taking shape. But implementation is in its infancy and material circuits are emergent …

Pro‐environmental vernacular practices are embodied, place‐specific, ordinary actions that
are part of people's daily lives. They result in lower levels of resource consumption without …

Achieving sustainable futures is complicated by the diverse understandings and
prioritisations of sustainability issues and practices. A reason for the lack of common ground …

The positioning of minoritised and racialised groups such as Global South immigrants as
deficient in knowledge, language or motivation is a form of othering prevalent in all spheres …

Sustainable food practices are increasingly of interest to scholars and practitioners
concerned with the impacts of food production, consumption, and waste in an age of climate …