New data-driven technologies yield benefits and potentials, but also confront different
agents and stakeholders with challenges in retaining control over their data. Our goal in this …

Given the serious adverse health effects associated with many pollutants, and the
inequitable distribution of these effects between socioeconomic groups, air pollution is often …

Given a history in political ecology of challenging hegemonic “scientific” narratives
concerning environmental problems, the current political moment presents a potent …

Algorithms–instructions for acting on data, executed by code–are increasingly being
enrolled into climate policy governance via the prediction of policy outcomes, the evaluation …

This review engages with literature on authoritarian populism, focusing specifically on its
relationship to the environment. We analyze hybrid combinations of authoritarianism and …

Scholars cite right-wing authoritarian and business-elite influences in their explanations of
populist mobilization against climate reforms. The Yellow Vest movement in France, initially …

Environmental data justice (EDJ) emerges from conversations between data justice and
environmental justice while identifying the limits and tensions of these lenses. Through a …

The manufacture and use of building materials result in numerous environmental concerns
in the construction industry. Green building materials (GBMs) are environmentally friendly …

When we look at some of the most pressing issues in environmental politics today, it is hard
to avoid data technologies. Big data, artificial intelligence, and data dashboards all promise …

In this paper we develop the concept of “inscrutable spaces” to describe spaces that are
made difficult to know by an interplay of biophysical, epistemic, and political economic …