Poland's management of municipal waste, which amounts to over 13 million tons/year, is not
efficient—about 60% of the waste is subjected to recovery processes, about 20% of all …

Due to concerns about consequences to public health, the ecosystem, the natural landscape
etc., the planning and construction of waste incineration plants always gives rise to a …

Abstract Conflicts caused by Locally Unwanted Land Uses (LULUs) present new challenges
for urban harmony. LULUs are land uses that impose externality costs on those living in …

Despite a need for societal change to resolve environmental problems, social psychology
has largely focused research on individual changes. At the same time, new climate …

Existing research has documented that public attitudes towards waste incineration plants
are determined by various factors, such as risk perception, economic impacts, and social …

The consideration of the fairness to local communities in the development of public facilities
is not only a moral imperative, but also essential for achieving social performance of …

This article uses nationwide survey data to answer two questions: who participates in
environmental governance in China and why? First it explores the social structural …

CSR crises occur when organizations fail to live up to publics' expectation of their social
responsibilities. The anger activism model (AAM) uses two variables, efficacy and anger, to …

Social theory implies that a rise in the expectation that many will participate in collective
action can make participation in the action widely rational, giving rise to a 'self-fulfilling …

China has become an aging society since the late 1990s. Over the next two decades, with
the combined effects of declining birth rates and increasing average life expectancies, the …