Many households in the United States face issues of incomplete plumbing and poor water
quality. Prior scholarship on this issue has focused on one dimension of water hardship at a …

Infrastructure systems have direct implications for how health and well-being evolve across
urban–rural systems. Scientists, practitioners, and policy-makers use domain-specific …

Academic debates over the spatial implications of energy transitions and the realization of
sustainable futures have predominantly focused on urban areas, which has resulted in the …

Rural America is frequently discussed as a single, homogeneous region and framed
primarily as a counterpoint to America's cities. In fact, our country's vast rural areas feature …

Solar photovoltaic facilities are cropping up with ever-increasing size and frequency. Often,
these utility-scale projects incite opposition from local communities–once branded a “Not in …

Today's discourse on struggling rural communities insists they are" dying" or" forgotten."
Many point to globalization and automation as the culprits that made livelihoods in …

As meatpacking facilities became COVID-19 hotspots, the pandemic renewed the
importance of longstanding claims from environmental justice and agrifood scholars. The …

Property law bears a lot of responsibility. At its core, property is society's system for
distributing valuable resources. 4 Through property law, we decide who gets what and how …

Decades after wind energy has taken hold in many developed countries, social scientists
are beginning to understand the complex story of what causes differentiated responses to …

Problem, research strategy, and findings Anti-racist futures in urban and regional planning
require repairing the White supremacist harms that have structured our metropolitan areas …