Environmental Science & Policy

Article	Citations
Editorial Board	213
Problem framing for Australian coastal management	211
Indigenous peoples in carbon pricing policymaking	99
Local content policies: Knowledge stock and future directions for research and policy making in view of the sustainability agenda	92
Gender-based climate (in)justice: An overview	89
Twinning green and digital futures in waste management	87
Editorial Board	83
A stakeholder analysis based on project managers’ perceptions: Unlocking transformative potential in Natura 2000 projects	80
Editorial Board	77
Environmental assessment and regulatory oversight of genetically engineered crops in the United States	74
Are stakeholders ready to transform phosphorus use in food systems? A transdisciplinary study in a livestock intensive system	74
Who should measure air quality in modern cities? The example of decentralization of urban air quality monitoring in Krasnoyarsk (Siberia, Russia)	74
Expert knowledge and institutional interplay: Exploring the epistemic linkages of the IPCC, IPBES, WCRP, and Future Earth	73
Can a Science Week empower scientists for conservation advocacy?	72
A conceptual framework for knowledge integration in cross-disciplinary collaborations	70
Assessing multi-dimensional complexity through sustainability modeling: A whole community approach	69
Adaptation pathways to inform policy and practice in the context of development	69
Marine and coastal places: Wellbeing in a blue economy	68
Applying Theory of Change in research program planning: Lessons from CGIAR	68
Identifying leverage points for sustainable transitions in urban – rural systems: Application of graph theory to participatory causal loop diagramming	68
Analyzing efficiency and built environment factors for achieving convenient access to public transport: A Europe-wide DEA application	67
Identifying success factors for integrated coastal zone management: Development of a regional coastal plan in Morocco.	66
Flood risk management along German rivers – A review of multi-criteria analysis methods and decision-support systems	65
Knowledge brokers at the interface of environmental science and policy: A review of knowledge and research needs	64
Redefining co-design for social-ecological research and practice: A systematic literature review	63

“Our burgers eat carbon”: Investigating the discourses of corporate net-zero commitments	63
Beyond a garden: Alignment of Sustainable Development Goals with botanic gardens	62
Participatory study of policy process for wildlife conservation and ecotourism in Eswatini: A multiple streams analysis	62
Designing successful agri-environmental schemes: A mechanistic analysis of a collective scheme for eco-system services in the Netherlands	61
Integrating traditional and local knowledge into disaster risk reduction policies: Insights from Nepal, India and Bangladesh	58
Institutional barriers to actionable science: Perspectives from decision support tool creators	57
Plastics in a circular economy: Mitigating the ambiguity of widely-used terms from stakeholders consultation	57
Investigating the risky dilemma of regional flood planning: The case of the Wolastoq | Saint John River Basin, Canada	57
Enhancing climate change-induced flood co-adaptation in the Johor river basin, Malaysia: A dotmocracy mapping approach with key technical stakeholders	56
Analyzing the political impact of Real-world laboratories for urban transformation in eight German ‘Cities of the Future’	55
A new perspective on the work of boundary organisations: Bridging knowledge between marine conservation actors in Pacific Small Island Developing States	55
A conceptual framework for the assessment of and the transition to liveable, sustainable and equitable cities	54
The ClimateHack: How tech entrepreneurship shapes climate action	54
Comparing normative and descriptive methods for multi-criteria decision analysis: A case study evaluating wetland restoration opportunities in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, USA	53
Managing emerging environmental risks when we do not know enough about them: The case of respirable mineral dust	50
Tracing the inclusion of health as a component of the food-energy-water nexus in dam management in the Senegal River Basin	48
Effects of policy and functional (in)coherence on coordination – A comparative analysis of cross-sectoral water management problems	47
Measuring and managing for environmental sustainability. An application of the Environmental Sustainability Gap (ESGAP) framework in New Caledonia	47
A water-energy-food security nexus framework based on optimal resource allocation	46
Climate change preparedness across sectors of the built environment – A review of literature	45
A knowledge exchange framework to connect research, policy, and practice, developed through the example of the Chinese island of Hainan	45
Integrating adaptation practice in assessments of climate change science: The case of IPCC Working Group II reports	45
Patterns of injustices in water allocation mechanisms in the Brazilian Amazon: Palm oil expansion and the reshaping of hydrosocial territories	45
Earthquake recommendations in Europe: Types and diversity	44
Barriers and opportunities to incorporate scientific evidence into air quality management in Mexico: A stakeholders’ perspective	43
Fostering uptake of innovations and solutions for water and climate challenges in Africa: Lessons from the AfriAlliance Knowledge Brokerage Events	43
Editorial Board	43
How to promote the integrative ability of transdisciplinary graduate students	43
To dam or not to dam? Actionable socio-hydrology modeling to inform robust adaptation to water scarcity and water extremes	42
Editorial Board	42
Pathways to transformative adaptation in southern African cities: A criteria-based assessment in Harare and Durban	42
Indigenous community perspectives on energy governance	42
Advancing socio-ecological considerations in impact assessment of extractive industries: A realist interview study in the Canadian context	41
Just sortition, communitarian deliberation: Two proposals for grounded climate assemblies	41
Social perception assessment of hydropower sustainability: A stepwise logistic regression modeling	41
Trade-offs in expanding citizen participation in low-carbon transitions: Seven transition arena experiments	41
Collaborative valuation of ecosystem services to inform lake remediation	41
Urban-rural interdependencies from an Earth system’s view – Principles and perspectives leading to new integrative and transformative research	41
Key challenges in forest restoration and adaptation in Spain: Expert-based solutions for a resilient future	40
What is the ‘problem’ of gender inequality represented to be in the Swedish forest sector?	40
Unintended consequences: The erosion of traditional collective action and social capital by externally imposed climate adaptation programs	40
Science in the court: Expert knowledge and forest fires on Indonesia’s plantations	40
What is there to sustain? Ontological imaginaries and the existence and agency of gods, Tūpuna, and everything else	39
Climate change adaptation in agriculture: Learning from an international labour mobility programme in Australia and the Pacific Islands region	39
Integrating human rights in the sustainability governance of global supply chains: Exploring the deforestation-land tenure nexus	39
Weaving scientific and local knowledge on climate change impacts in coastal Kenya, Western Indian Ocean	39
The role of iconic places, collective efficacy, and negative emotions in climate change communication	38
Conservation or deforestation: Households attitudinal analysis of forest resources for sustainable development of the Tain (II) Forest Reserve, Ghana	38
Artisanal and small-scale mining methods and the Sustainable Development Goal 6: Perceived implications for clean water supply	38
Building a knowledge infrastructure for Transformative Innovation Policy (TIP). An analytical approach based on the experimental TIP conference 2022	38

New times in old forests: How the past matters in European forest science	37
What motivates urban dwellers to adapt to climate-driven water insecurity? An empirical study from Lima, Peru	37
A review of ES knowledge use in spatial planning	37
Operationalizing the biocultural perspective in conservation practice: A systematic review of the literature	37
Competing values, ideologies and lock-in dependencies in sociotechnical pathways for industrial decarbonization	36
Editorial Board	36
Integrative literature review on co-concepts in connection with nature-based solutions	36
Digital technologies and ILK in the Arctic: In search of epistemological pluralism	36
‘Village’ as verb: Sustaining a transformation in disaster risk reduction from the bottom up	36
Eleven enablers of science thought leadership to facilitate knowledge exchange in environmental regulation	36
Response on the “Characterising wildfire impacts on ecosystem services: A triangulation of scientific findings, governmental reports, and expert perceptions in Portugal”	36
The reflexive process in sustainability science: A short critical review	36
Beyond green growth: Mapping sustainability pathways for rural transformations in Norway	35
Towards a prioritization screening framework for chemicals, wastes, and pollution	35
Energy-food nexus scarcity risk and the synergic impact of climate policy: A global production network perspective	34
Does knowledge co-production influence adaptive capacity?: A framework for evaluation	34
The sociotechnical dynamics of blue carbon management: Testing typologies of ideographs, innovation, and co-impacts for marine carbon removal	34
Bridging equity and resilience: A Systematic review of social sustainability in climate change mitigation and adaptation	33
From perception to action: Participatory water risk assessment in Nagaon District of Assam, India	33
From shadows to spotlight: NGO pollution disclosure and the dual transformation of environmental and tourism landscapes	33
Of heroes and villains – How coalitions shape their narratives and what the public conservation debate is actually about?	33
Social protection and aquatic food systems	32
Anthropological grounds of climate equity principles	32
Danger is just a click away–A survey on online shopping for glyphosate-based pesticides for gardening/horticulture	32
Detecting spikes and change points in climate-food system: A case study in France	32
Managing estuaries under a changing climate: A case study of the Humber Estuary, UK	32
Navigating cascading food-energy-water insecurities: A case of community leadership in Puerto Rico	32
Political orientations, economic policies, and environmental quality: Multi-valued treatment effects analysis with spatial spillovers in country districts of Poland	31
Linking ecosystem accounting to environmental planning and management: Opportunities and barriers using a case study from the Australian Capital Territory	31
Denial and discretion as a governance process: How actor perceptions of risk and responsibility hinder adaptation to climate change	31
Identifying barriers to decentralized stormwater infrastructure implementation at different levels of urban flood governance – A case study in Eastern Pennsylvania, US	31
The administrator’s dilemma: Closing the gap between climate adaptation justice in theory and practice	31
Whose knowledge counts in nature-based solutions? Understanding epistemic justice for nature-based solutions through a multi-city comparison across Europe and Asia	31
A wavelet-based model of world oil shocks interaction with CO2 emissions in the US	31
Participatory practices and transforming environmental research in the Anthropocene	30
The impact of scientific controversies on standards and methodologies in the voluntary blue carbon market	30
Corrigendum to “Can knowledge transfer speed up climate change mitigation in agriculture? A randomized experimental evaluation of participatory workshops” [Environ. Sci. Policy 152 (2024) 103662]	30
Augment the SDG indicator framework	30
Supporting spatial planning with a novel method based on participatory Bayesian networks: An application in Curaçao	30
A hybrid multi-attribute decision-making and data envelopment analysis model with heterogeneous attributes: The case of sustainable development goals	30
The technopolitics of agronomic knowledge and tropical(izing) vegetables in Brazil	30
Futuremaking in a disaster zone: Everyday climate change adaptation amongst Quechua women in the Peruvian Cordillera Blanca	30
The impacts of agricultural development and trade on CO2 emissions? Evidence from the Non-European Union countries	30
To intervene or not to intervene: Potential for targeted pesticide policy in Uganda	30
Governing groundwater in the Indus Basin: Barriers to effective groundwater management and pathways for reform	29
An optimization model-based DEA-MARCOS approach for assessing EU countries towards achieving sustainable development goals	29
Enhancing the review process in global environmental assessments: The case of the IPCC	29
Climate change-induced threats to transhumance pastoral system in Burkina Faso, West Africa	29
Water courses and discourses: A media content analysis of environmental water reporting in Australia	29
Ecological connectivity in spatial planning: from the EU framework to its territorial implementation in the French context	29
Water-power scenarios to 2033: A mixed model	29
The application of analytical hierarchy process to assess adaptation strategies for flood and landslides risks: A case study of a multi-risk area community	29
Legitimising different futures: Swedish forest management as a climate change mitigation measure	29
Unpacking the politics of Nature-based Solutions governance: Making space for transformative change	29
The role of nature-based solutions and senses of place in enabling just city transitions	28
Scientific research in the Himalaya: Current state of knowledge, funding paradigm and policy implications	28
Citizen science supports national reporting of a Sustainable Development Goal indicator: A case study of plastic debris density on beaches	28
Just cities and nature-based solutions in the Global South: A diagnostic approach to move beyond panaceas in Brazil	28
Between tradition and transformation: Negotiating land and water resources in Ghana’s Pra River Basin	28
Anticipatory stakeholder engagement provides insights for gene drive in invasive species through the case of gene drive grey squirrels	28
Public engagement for social transformation: Informing or Empowering?	28
The role of indigenous knowledge in climate change adaptation in Africa	28
Determinants of effective participatory multi-actor climate change governance: Insights from Zambia’s environment and climate change actors	28
Trends and purposes of European river monitoring and restoration	27
Editorial Board	27
Environmental justice through epistemic diversification: A critical reflection on One Health for just environmental public health	27
The exploratory assetization of a crop protection app	27
Weather information, farm-level climate adaptation and farmers' adaptive capacity: Examining the role of information and communication technologies	27
Unchecking the box: Overcoming barriers to meaningful consultation	27
Achieving social-ecological fit in projectified environmental governance: Exploring vertical and horizontal dimensions	27
From experiment to intervention: A case study of scaling up marine eco-engineering from research to application	27
What change? Assessing the Extinction Rebellion’s support for climate assemblies	27
Co-production of urban forests as nature-based solutions: Motivations and lessons-learnt from public officials	27
A call for ‘management authorship’ in community forestry	27
Forest owners’ perceptions of machine learning: Insights from swedish forestry	27
Review of the food, water and biodiversity nexus in India	27
Transformative effectiveness: How EIA can transform stakeholders’ frames of reference	27
Influence of hazard-related and cognitive factors of households’ flood risk perceptions in Kampala, Uganda	27
The pollution haven strikes back?–Evidence from air quality daily variation in the Jing-Jin-Ji region of China	26
Local-global linkages in biodiversity governance: The regime complex of the convention on biological diversity agenda for nature pledges	26

Power dynamics in transdisciplinary research for sustainable urban transitions	26
Ecosystem services-based decision-making: A bridge from science to practice	25
Vessel risks to marine wildlife in the Tallurutiup Imanga National Marine Conservation Area and the eastern entrance to the Northwest Passage	25
Public preferences for options to manage chronic wasting disease in Canada: A paired comparisons study	25
Climate change assemblies as spaces for the potential mitigation of climate policy misperceptions: A survey experiment	25
Deadlock in transition to a net-zero socially robust knowledge	25
Climate change adaptation: How short-term political priorities trample public well-being	25
The application of collaborative governance in local level climate and disaster resilient development – A global review	24
Prototyping structured decision making for water resource management in the San Francisco Bay-Delta	24
Coevolution between science and policy: A systematic analysis on circular economy in China and worldwide	24
Disseminating land use land cover change scenarios for improving the role of blue and green infrastructure: Evaluation and perspectives	24
Dialogue and collaboration for sustainable development in Japan and Taiwan: Epistemic foundation of partnership toward Sustainable Development Goals	24
Issues of context, capacity and scale: Essential conditions and missing links for a sustainable blue economy	24
How can bottom-up citizen science restore public trust in environmental governance and sciences? Recommendations from three case studies	24
What do we mean by justice in sustainability pathways? Commitments, dilemmas, and translations from theory to practice in nature-based solutions.	24
Knowledge representation in global environmental assessments - Patterns among authors of the Global Environmental Outlook	23
Barriers to plastic monitoring in freshwaters in the Global South	23
Participatory scenario planning: A social learning approach to build systems thinking and trust for sustainable environmental governance	23
Editorial Board	23
Co-designing a multi-criteria approach to ranking hazards to and from Australia’s emerging offshore blue economy	23
Advancing community disaster resilience: A data-knowledge driven paradigm for integrating environmental science and policy decision-making	23
Land use and environmental impacts: Flood model in a medium-sized Brazilian city as a tool for urban sustainability	23
The listing of new persistent organic pollutants in the stockholm convention: Its burden on developing countries	23
Editorial Board	23
A geologist per municipality initiative: Bridging geology and governance for sustainable development in Colombia	23
Dutch municipalities tackling climate change adaptation to heat stress through mainstreaming across sectors	23
A methodological framework for assessing the coherence of Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem nexus policies: Illustration and application at the river basin level	23
Editorial Board	23
Lessons from a plain language analysis: U.S. Clean Air Act Title V public notices as barriers to environmental justice	23
Unlocking effective ice-jam risk management: Insights from agent-based modeling and comparative analysis of social theories in Fort McMurray, Canada	23
Implementing and evaluating knowledge exchange: Insights from practitioners at the Canadian Forest Service	22
Unlearning as resistance and justice: Toward healing and transforming	22
Perception on coastal erosion: An assessment of how national level coastal resilience strategies promote indigenous knowledge and affect local level adaptation in Ghanaian communities	22
An archetype analysis of sustainability innovations in Biosphere Reserves: Insights for assessing transformative potential	22
Identifying opportunities to deliver effective and efficient outcomes from business-biodiversity action	22
The Greta Effect: Is there more public support for climate protesters who are young and female?	22
Upscaling marine and coastal restoration through legal and governance solutions: Lessons from global bright spots	22
The Ecological Conservation Redline program: A new model for improving China's protected area network	22
Bridging science, policy and practice for sustainability: Towards a conceptual framework	22
Knowledge co-production around the cormorant-fishing conflict using a joint fact-finding approach	22
Experiences of inequality in international collaborative research – Perspectives from environmental and sustainability scholars from Ghana, West Africa	21
Primary vs grey: A critical evaluation of literature sources used to assess the impacts of offshore wind farms	21
Navigating diverse commercial fisher perspectives for effective knowledge exchange in fisheries research and management	21
Leverage points for improving urban biodiversity conservation in the Anthropocene: A novel ecosystem lens for social-ecological transformation	21
The interrupting capacities of knowledge co-production experiments: A sociology of testing approach	21
Water security in native American communities of Nevada	21
Navigating the nexus: The role of intermediaries in charting a new frontier of policy integration for agrifood and energy systems transformation	21
Setting global deadlines for the elimination of major groups of persistent organic pollutants	21
Red wolf science and identity storylines in an online discursive community	21
AI and the governance of sustainable development. An idea analysis of the European Union, the United Nations, and the World Economic Forum	21
Governance towards coordination for water resources management: The effect of governance modes	21
Assessing extreme heat risk perception: Awareness, worry, preparedness and social capital in Texas	21
Formulating a 100-year strategy for managing coastal hazard risk in a changing climate: Lessons learned from Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand	21
A risk-based method to prioritize cumulative impacts assessment on marine biodiversity and research policy for offshore wind farms in France	20
Factual information on the environmental impacts of consumption abroad increases citizens' problem awareness, but not support for mitigating such impacts	20
Policy mixes for mainstreaming urban nature-based solutions: An analysis of six European countries and the European Union	20
Risk perception and risk realities in forming legally binding agreements: The governance of plastics	20
Defying the gloom: In search of the ‘golden’ practices of small-scale mining operations	20
How can we promote the responsible innovation of nano-agrifood research?	20
Valuing the contribution of blue carbon to small island developing states' climate change commitments and Covid-19 recovery	20
How do household crop and livestock production adapt to extreme climatic events? —Insights from a typical agro-pastoral ecotone on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau	20
Collaborating and resisting: Campesino strategies against ontological extractivism in Sumapaz, Colombia	20
Lessons learnt from previous local sustainability efforts to inform local action for the Sustainable Development Goals	20
Addressing gaps in integrative water-energy-food-forest (WEFF) nexus governance	20
The political context of change in transboundary freshwater agreements	20
Investigating the intention to participate in environmental governance during urban-rural integrated development process in the Yangtze River Delta Region	20
Participatory knowledge integration to promote safe pesticide use in Uganda	20
Mapping a Green Infrastructure Network: a framework for spatial connectivity applied in Northern Italy	20
Editorial Board	19
Balancing research, monitoring, and action to recover Canada’s species at risk	19
Bridging the pathways of industrial and urban sustainability: A perspective for mainstreaming Nature-Based Solutions into Industrial Parks	19
Pathways towards improved water governance: The role of polycentric governance systems and vertical and horizontal coordination	19
An overview of modeling efforts of water resources in Mexico: Challenges and opportunities	19
The endogenous action space in urban biodiversity governance: Socio-political fragmentation, serendipity of agency, and value articulation strategies	19
Polycentricity in practice: Marine governance transitions in Southeast Asia	19
Evaluating global carbon neutrality commitments: An integrated assessment model approach to the 2°C target	19
Towards a decolonial planning praxis for nature-based solutions: bridging inclusive planning of NBS in cities with decolonial thinking through a systematic literature review	19
Corrigendum to “Citizens’ opinions on (non-)essential uses of persistent chemicals: A survey in seven European countries” [Environ. Sci. Policy 153 (2024) 103666]	19
Strategic retreat: Balancing risk and societal goals in land-use planning	19
The pendulum movement: Unstable political settlements for artisanal and small-scale mining in Peru	19
International human rights and climate change (policies): Challenging the concept of vulnerability	19
Improving cross-cultural knowledge exchange for collaborative forest stewardship	18
A monitoring, reporting and verification system for low carbon agriculture: A case study from Brazil	18
Climate policy contradictions in light of the policy paradigms - the case of the Visegrád Countries	18
Six steps to integrate climate mitigation with adaptation for social justice	18
Policy coherence assessment of water, energy, and food resources policies in the Tana River Basin, Kenya	18
Beyond imagination? Examining practitioners’ perceptions of the feasibility of transformative governance futures for sustainable land use in the Dutch peatlands	18
Governance innovations in the coastal zone: Towards social-ecological resilience	18
How social capital influences community resilience management development	18
Assessment of rural livelihoods, health and wellbeing in Vhembe District Municipality, South Africa and Narok County, Kenya: A water-energy-food nexus perspective	18
Connecting gender balance, crisis resistance and innovativeness in the forestry sector: Women in leadership and management	18
Socioeconomic groups and their green spaces availability in urban areas of China: A distributional justice perspective	18
Unlearning the green revolution: Inventory of agroecological practices in Ceará, Brazil, an instrument for decolonizing territory and (re)valuing peasant knowledge	18
Determinants of household recycling intention: The acceptance of public policy moderated by habits, social influence, and perceived time risk	18
Land abandonment and restoration in the Polish Carpathians after accession to the European Union	18