Sustainability Science

Article	Citations
Recognizing our authors	79
Teaching sustainability at the high sea: the “One Ocean Expedition”	75
Development of a method for downscaling ecological footprint and biocapacity to a 1-km square resolution	73
Harnessing concepts for sustainability: a pledge for a practice	70
Sustainability justice: a systematic review of emergent trends and themes	60
How individuals make sense of their climate impacts in the capitalocene: mixed methods insights from calculating carbon footprints	55
Public perception of carbon dioxide removal in three Asian regions	53
Heterogeneous energy landscapes and the challenges for spatial planning: the Port of Ravenna and its hinterland	52
Climate justice beyond intergenerational conflict: youth climate activism in South Korea	52
Navigating sustainability: key factors in prioritising Sustainable Development Goals	52
Environmental, nutritional and social assessment of nuts	49
Systemic barriers preventing farmer engagement in the agricultural climate transition: a qualitative study	47
What qualitative systems mapping is and what it could be: integrating and visualizing diverse knowledge of complex problems	46
Sustainability transitions in agri-food systems through the lens of agent-based modeling: a systematic review	46
From shops to bins: a case study of consumer attitudes and behaviours towards plastics in a UK coastal city	44
Roles of researchers in inter- and transdisciplinary sustainability research: a reflection tool	42
The role of universities in SDGs solution co-creation and implementation: a human-centered design and shared-action learning process	42
Networks of action situations: a systematic review of empirical research	42
Working the boundary: science–policy interactions and uneven knowledge politics in IPBES	41
Cognition and behavior in context: a framework and theories to explain natural resource use decisions in social-ecological systems	40
A natural language processing model for supporting sustainable development goals: translating semantics, visualizing nexus, and connecting stakeholders	40
ORF, an operational framework to measure resilience in social–ecological systems: the forest case study	39
Whose “place” is it? Using corpus-based techniques to sketch place-based sustainability discourses in public and academic forums	37
Agents of change or victims of transition? Media framings on household roles during the energy crisis	37
Interplays between relational and instrumental values: insights from research experiences on human–nature relations	37

Transformative science–policy interfacing: the case of biodiversity and ecosystem services	35
Conducting sustainability research in the anthropocene: toward a relational approach	34
Enabling collective agency for sustainability transformations through reframing in the Xochimilco social–ecological system	34
Threatened sustainability: extractivist tendencies in the forest-based bioeconomy in Finland	34
Exploring the sustainability narratives of cultured meat	34
Exploring synergies between the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development and involuntary resettlement guidelines: the case of Mozambique’s natural gas project	33
The effect of financial crises on deforestation: a global and regional panel data analysis	33
Regenerating soil, regenerating soul: an integral approach to understanding agricultural transformation	32
Stakeholder perceptions about the drivers, impacts and barriers of certification in the Ghanaian cocoa and oil palm sectors	32
A complex transdisciplinary approach to achieve water sustainability: lessons from a case study in Morelia, Mexico	32
Spanning the boundaries between policy, politics and science to solve wicked problems: policy pilots, deliberation fora and policy labs	32
Correction to: Creative, embodied practices, and the potentialities for sustainability transformations	32
Reflexive use of methods: a framework for navigating different types of knowledge and power in transformative research	32
Land systems’ asymmetries across transnational ecoregions in South America	31
Testing the quality of transformative science methods: the example of the Human Scale Development approach	30
Behavioral adaptation to climate change: new insights on psychosocial frameworks from the context of managed forests	30
Limiting money: redesigning the artifact that shapes modern people	30
Futures for invasive alien species management: using bottom-up innovations to envision positive systemic change	29
Non-monetary narratives motivate businesses to engage with climate change	29
The governance of forest carbon in a subnational climate mitigation system: insights from a network of action situations approach	29
Integrated modeling to achieve global goals: lessons from the Food, Agriculture, Biodiversity, Land-use, and Energy (FABLE) initiative	29
Heterogeneous infrastructure and governance of low-carbon transition in Qingdao, China	27
Benefits and co-benefits of urban green infrastructure for sustainable cities: six current and emerging themes	27
Identifying behavior change interventions with deep leverage: a conceptual and qualitative case study with farmers from Germany	26
Creative destruction in academia: a time to reimagine practices in alignment with sustainability values	26
Does a trade-off exist between economic and environmental impacts of forest carbon payment programs?	26
Tracing the evolution of natural capital in global sustainability metrics: the advance of inclusive wealth	26
Correction to: Exploring complementarity among interdependent pastoral institutions in Mongolia	26
Correction: Projecting population distribution under depopulation conditions in Japan: scenario analysis for future socio-ecological systems	26
Learning about climate change with comics and text: a comparative study	25
Alternative Food Networks and agri-food regime transitions: evolution of institutional knowledge on local food from the fruits and vegetables sector in France	25
Large-scale flood risk assessment under different development strategies: the Luanhe River Basin in China	24
Orientations toward ‘people’ and ‘things’ are associated with nature connectedness in a representative sample of the French adult population	24
Identifying leverage points for shifting Water-Energy-Food nexus cases towards sustainability through the Networks of Action Situations approach combined with systems thinking	24
Discourses for deep transformation: perceptions of economic growth in two rural communities in Lower Saxony, Germany	24
Transforming environmental governance: critical action intellectuals and their praxis in the field	24
A review of scientific advancements in datasets derived from big data for monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals	23
Centring Indigenous peoples in knowledge exchange research-practice by resetting assumptions, relationships and institutions	22
Involvement matters: navigating the value–action gap in business students’ sustainability transformation expectations—a cross-country Kano study	22
Understanding the embeddedness of individuals within the larger system to support the energy transition	22
Delivering scientific evidence for global policy and management to ensure ocean sustainability	22
Why is the sky blue? A new question for political science	21
Correction to: Transdisciplinary partnerships for sustainability: an evaluation guide	21
Stakeholders’ involvement and reflections on preserving sacred swamps in the Western Ghats, India, as revealed by participatory visioning	21
Embedding animals within a definition of sustainability	21
A stakeholders’ pathway towards a future land use and food system in Germany	21
Scenario planning tools for mitigating industrial impacts on First Nations subsistence economies in British Columbia, Canada	20
Embodying relationality through immersive sustainability solutions with Indigenous communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon	20
Development of AIM (Asia–Pacific Integrated Model) and its contribution to policy-making for the realization of decarbonized societies in Asia	20
Urban novel ecosystems as affective landscapes	20

Are all renewable energy sources the same? A comparative analysis of public perceptions and preferences for renewable energy types in Southeast Asian cities	20
Alternative futures for global biological invasions	19
Enablers of transdisciplinary collaboration for researchers working on climate risks in African cities	19
Assessment of alternative land resource utilisation towards Net-Zero and regional revitalisation through the circulating and ecological sphere in depopulated city regions in Japan: a case study of Hac	19
The different values of nature: a comparison between university students’ perceptions of nature’s instrumental, intrinsic and relational values	19
Social dynamics of community resilience building in the face of climate change: the case of three Scottish communities	19
Unraveling the politics of ‘doing inclusion’ in transdisciplinarity for sustainable transformation	19
Herding cats: integrative leadership strategies in inter- and transdisciplinary research programs	19
Correction to: Ecological footprint of your denim jeans: production knowledge and green consumerism	19
Key attributes for effective knowledge brokering at the interface of environmental science and management	19
‘Being’ and ‘doing’: interconnections between researcher identity and conceptualizations of sustainability research	19
Designing real-world laboratories for sustainable urban transformation: addressing ambiguous roles and expectations in transdisciplinary teams	19
Decolonising money: learning from collective struggles for self-determination	19
How the COVID-19 pandemic impacts social scientific research on sustainability: questions of methodology, ethics and justice: comment on Santana et al. 2021	19
Building ethical awareness to strengthen co-production for transformation	19
Beyond global versus local: illuminating a cosmolocal framework for convivial technology development	19
Addressing our planetary crisis	18
Local agency vs. political economy in low-income energy transitions in California: the case of the Bassett–Avocado Heights Advanced Energy Community	18
Nothing sweet about agrivoltaics? Discussions on the territorial adequacy of agrivoltaics in Reunion Island	18
Enabling spaces for bridging scales: scanning solutions for interdisciplinary human-environment research	18
Ranking the sustainable development goals: perceived sustainability priorities in small island states	18
Correction: Reflexive use of methods: a framework for navigating different types of knowledge and power in transformative research	18
Valuation of nature’s contribution in Ladakh, India: an inclusive wealth method	18
From uncertainty to environmental impacts: reflection on the threats to water in Chacabuco Province (Chile): a combined approach in social sciences and geochemistry	18
Carbon neutrality commitment for China: from vision to action	18
Goal frames and sustainability transitions: how cognitive lock-ins can impede crop diversification	18
Correction: Multifunctionality benefits of small-scale urban agriculture	17
What matters? The role of values in transformations toward sustainability: a case study of coffee production in Burundi	17
Intertwined renewable and digital transitions: a study on South Australia’s hybridized electricity system	17
Climate-friendly healthcare: reducing the impacts of the healthcare sector on the world’s climate	17
A scenario- and spatial-downscaling-based land-use modeling framework to improve the projections of plausible futures: a case study of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area, China	17
Game of Cruxes: co-designing a game for scientists and stakeholders for identifying joint problems	17
Assessment of transdisciplinarity by its participants: the case of Tertúlias do Montado, Alentejo, Portugal	17
The land–river interface: a conceptual framework of environmental process interactions to support sustainable development	17
How public catering accelerates sustainability: a German case study	17
Using the three horizons approach to explore pathways towards positive futures for agricultural landscapes with rich biodiversity	16
Climate risks and foreign direct investment in developing countries: the role of national governance	16
An urgent need for COP27: confronting converging crises	16
Organic agriculture in a low-emission world: exploring combined measures to deliver a sustainable food system in Sweden	16
Diverse types of knowledge on a plate: a multi-perspective and multi-method approach for the transformation of urban food systems towards sustainable diets	16
Exploring “big picture” scenarios for resilience in social–ecological systems: transdisciplinary cross-impact balances modeling in the Red River Basin	16
The impact of weather changes on the supply and demand of electric power and wholesale prices of electricity in Germany	16
Science under pressure: how research is being challenged by the 2030 Agenda	16
Broad values as the basis for understanding deliberation about protected area management	16
Modeling desirable futures at local scale by combining the nature futures framework and multi-objective optimization	16
The role of a nature-based program in fostering multiple connections to nature	16
Editorial for the special feature: “Citizens’ attitudes and preferences for climate change policies and technologies in Southeast and East Asia”	16
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on environmental values	15
Inclusive wealth footprint for cities in Japan: regional clusters for sustainable development	15
Towards sustainable school meals: integrating environmental and cost implications for nutritious diets through optimisation modelling	15
Institutionalising degrowth regime: a review and analysis of degrowth transition proposals	15
The trade-off between natural capital and human capital in Pakistan	15
Sustainability of international research: evidence from an H2020 European project	15
A co-designed heuristic guide for investigating the peace-sustainability nexus in the context of global change	15
Identifying mindsets for urban sustainability transformation: insights from Urban Labs	15
Narratives underlying research in African river basin management	15
How can relational, decolonial and feminist approaches inform the EU bioeconomy?	15
A practical tool to enable Indigenous enterprise planning and development grounded in culture	15
Ecological performance standards for regenerative urban design	14
Knowledge uptake from lived experience regarding sustainable groundwater management: complementing scientific knowledge in urban policymaking	14
Sustainability as transmutation: an alchemical interpretation of a transformation to sustainability	14
New intergenerational evidence on reverse socialization of environmental literacy	14
An ecosystem service approach to the study of vineyard landscapes in the context of climate change: a review	14
Transdisciplinary approaches to local sustainability: aligning local governance and navigating spillovers with global action towards the Sustainable Development Goals	14
Operationalising a large research programme tackling complex urban and planetary health problems: a case study approach to critical reflection	14
Correction: Public attitude toward solar radiation modification: results of a two-scenario online survey on perception in four Asia–Pacific countries	14
Correction to: Envisioning just transformations in and beyond the EU bioeconomy: inspirations from decolonial environmental justice and degrowth	14
Community gardens support high levels of food production, but benefit distribution is uneven across the gardener community	14
The social dynamics in establishing complex community climate change initiatives: the case of a community fridge in Scotland	14
Learning to collaborate within transdisciplinarity: internal barriers and strengths of an art–science encounter	14
Interlinkages between leverage points for strengthening adaptive capacity to climate change	14
Legitimating grid-scale solar: shaping Pennsylvania’s farmland as a renewable energy landscape	14
Deepening our understanding of which policy advice to expect from prioritizing SDG targets: introducing the Analytic Network Process in a multi-method setting	14
Methodological sensitivities for co-producing knowledge through enduring trustful partnerships	14
A leverage point perspective on serious games for sustainability transformation: a systematic literature review	14
Towards epistemic diversity in sustainability transitions: an exploration of hybrid socio-technical systems	14
Opening the human spirit to sustainability transformation: the potential for individual human–nature resonance and integrative rituals	14
Breaking the unsustainable paradigm: exploring the relationship between energy consumption, economic development and carbon dioxide emissions in Ecuador	14
Exploring the impacts of global change on small-scale fisheries: expanding the use of I-ADApT as a decision support tool	14
The bioeconomy and its untenable growth promises: reality checks from research	14

Correction to: Unlocking and accelerating transformations to the SDGs: a review of existing knowledge	13
Cooperating with the future through natural resources restoration	13
Nature positive strategy with social and economic policy	13
The making of sustainability: ideological strategies, the materiality of nature, and biomass use in the bioeconomy	13
Economic inequality expanded after an extreme climate event: a long-term analysis of herders’ household data in Mongolia	13
Is Blockchain a game-changer for social currency systems? Some reflections in light of the experience of Moneda PAR in Argentina	13
Science as a common language for contribution to sustainability and peace	13
Factors affecting relational values of nature: a case of the Nagara River, Japan	13
A transdisciplinary model for teaching and learning for sustainability science in a rapidly warming world	13
Regional agroecological stewardship: a framework to analyze the (re)territorialization of sustainable food systems	13
Memory over matter?—a conceptual framework to integrate social–ecological l legacies in agricultural NCP co-production	13
Where limits to growth are tangible: the olive sector in Jaén and its bioeconomic future	13
Multifunctionality benefits of small-scale urban agriculture	13
Leverage points for tackling unsustainable global value chains: market-based measures versus transformative alternatives	12
Central–local governance gaps: the evolving differentiation of climate policies in China	12
“Take your responsibility”: the politics of green sacrifice for just low-carbon transitions in rural Portugal	12
Phasing-out ‘coal tradition’ in favour of ‘renewable colonialism’: how the press contributes to the discursive (de)legitimization of coal and renewables in a coal region in transition	12
Emotional attachment and philosophical worldviews explain human connectedness to nature in abandoned rural Spain	12
Sustainability science must challenge common sense: a response to Bodin (2021)	12
From Ampesie to French fries: systematising the characteristics, drivers and impacts of diet change in rapidly urbanising Accra	12
Solar–water nexus: on local implications of the procurement and deployment of the first floating solar photovoltaics project in Indonesia	12
Synergies and trade-offs between sustainable development goals and targets: innovative approaches and new perspectives	12
Discursive entrepreneurship: ethical meaning-making as a transformative practice for sustainable futures	12
Preparing for a diminished cryosphere	12
Unravelling stakeholder narratives on nature-based solutions for hydro-meteorological risk reduction	12
Correction: Introducing listening as a weak method for advancing sustainability and interdisciplinary scholarship	12
Unravelling hidden factors explaining competition for and overuse of groundwater in Azraq, Jordan: digging deeper into a network of action situations	12
Sustainable lifestyles: towards a relational approach	12
Commoning the governance: a review of literature and the integration of power	12
Disentangling the entangled in productive ways: modelling social–ecological systems from a process-relational perspective	12
Leveraging inner sustainability through cross-cultural learning: evidence from a Quichua field school in Ecuador	12
Correction to: Enhancing the sustainability science agenda through Indigenous methodology	12
Knowledge co-production for identifying indicators and prioritising solutions for food and land system sustainability in Australia	12