This article uses a formal systematic review to examine the extent to which literature
discussing collaborative approaches to water governance reflects understanding and …

Non-technical summaryGlobal biodiversity is in dramatic decline. The general public
appears to equate sustainable development with biodiversity conservation and …

For more than twenty years, Environmental Policy and Politics has kept instructors and
students abreast of the challenges presented by contemporary environmental, energy, and …

This paper investigates the beliefs and framing strategies of interest groups during a period
of policy change and the factors explaining policy change. We develop propositions to …

This article explores the role of bureaucratic representation and distributional equity in the
implementation of environmental policy, which has been shaped by the politics of identity …

Narrative Policy Framework (NPF) and framing scholars share an interest in how the
construction of policy arguments influences opinions and policy decisions. However …

Geoengineering would mask and reproduce capital's contradictory needs to self-expand, on
the one hand, and maintain a stable climate system, on the other. The Plan B frame, which …

Despite successful examples of multilevel government leadership on climate change policy,
many local officials still face a variety of barriers, including low public support, low resources …

The potential conflict among economic and ecological goals has formed the central fault line
of environmental politics in the United States and most other countries since the 1970s. The …

The Ogallala Aquifer supports agricultural production and rural communities across eight US
states, but the aquifer is being depleted in many areas. Depletion has continued despite …