Over the past few years, studies in political ecology and environmental justice have been
increasingly connecting the commons and social movements empirically, giving shape to a …

The present paper provides a systematic overview of the way decarbonisation has been
treated in social sciences in recent years. Titles and keywords of 404 papers, published from …

Mounting evidence suggests that a large portion of the world's fossil fuel reserves will have
to remain in the ground to prevent dangerous climate change. Yet, the fossil fuel industry …

Mushrooming opposition to coal mining and transportation in the United States (US)
connects with both environmental justice and climate justice movements. Artistic …

This article explores how conceptualizing fish as food, rather than primarily as a resource or
commodity supports a shift towards more systems-based approaches to engaging with …

Global institutions and national governments have failed to provide effective policy guidance
or leadership on tackling climate change. The extraction and combustion of fossil fuels …

This report synthesizes information on past, current, and emerging stressors within the
Salish Sea estuarine ecosystem. The Salish Sea is a complex waterbody shared by Coast …

Environmental justice (EJ) efforts aimed at capacity building are essential to addressing
environmental health disparities; however, limited attention has been given to describing …

In the wake of the shale revolution and with continuing coal plant retirements, United States
energy companies and fossils-rich states are increasingly seeking outlets to sell oil, gas, and …

Within an environmental justice frame, capacity-building has been an important component
of efforts to address health disparities at the policy, system, and environment levels. While …