In this third edition of Anthropology and Climate Change, Susan Crate and Mark Nuttall offer
a collection of chapters that examine how anthropologists work on climate change issues …

This article examines the rhetorical figuration of “our children” in climate change discourse.
Based on an analysis of James Hansen's book, Storms of my Grandchildren (2009), Barack …

Legal frameworks have historically used a colonial territorialist approach to governing ocean
space. The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (1982) represents a …

Within California's envirotechnical system, there is a normative practice of thinking water
problems through “number narratives”: numerical stories about how water works in a …

Background Dams provide water for industrial, agricultural, and domestic use, particularly in
arid regions. However, controlled dam releases due to heavy rainfall may affect downstream …

Forest plays an important role in many North European national identities. The Estonian
example is one of the extreme cases as Estonians consider themselves a forest nation, the …

The introduction of rural domestic wastewater treatment (WWT) installations is part of a
grand scheme to realise China's' ecological civilisation'on Chongming in the Yangtze Delta …

Ethnoecology attempts to understand how societies interact with their environment by
focusing in particular on the processes of ecological knowledge constructions. These …

How do scientists produce the ocean as space through their work and words? In this article, I
examine how the techniques and tools of oceanographers constitute ocean science …

There is scientific consensus that the archipelago of Svalbard is warming up faster than
other parts of the planet. People who live in or regularly visit this part of the European high …