A Qualitative Approach to Understand Transitions toward One Water in Urban Areas across North America by Donya Dezfooli, Jessica Bolson, Mazdak Arabi, Michael C. Sukop, Inge Wiersema, Sarah Millonig

“…It was found that achieving social–environmental justice is among the most prominent drivers for utilities to start their transition, followed by concerns about climate change, water quality impairments, groundwater depletion and subsidence, and population growth. …”
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Measuring equality in access to urban parks: A big data analysis from Chengdu by Weiwei Dai, Weiwei Dai, Suyang Yuan, Suyang Yuan, Yangyang Liu, Dan Peng, Shaofei Niu

“…Spatial equality of parks is a significant issue in environmental justice studies. In cities with high-density development and limited land resources, this study uses a supply-demand adjusted two-step floating catchment area model (2SFCA), paying attention to residents' subjective preferences and psychological accessibility. …”
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Civil society engagement in food systems governance in Canada by Charles Levkoe, Peter Andrée, Patricia Ballamingie, Kirsti Tasala, Amanda Wilson, Monika Korzun

“…In contrast, some CSOs have sought to establish participatory governance struc­tures that are more democratic, accessible, collabo­rative, and rooted in social and environmental justice. Our research seeks to better understand the experiences of CSOs across the food systems gov­ernance landscape and critically analyze the suc­cesses, challenges, and future opportunities for establishing collaborative governance processes with the goal of building healthier, sustainable, and more equitable food systems. …”
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Environmental Judge Certification in an Effort to Realize the Green Legislation Concept in Indonesia by Indah Nur Shanty Saleh, Bita Gadsia Spaltani

“…This research resulted in the following conclusions: first; Environmental judge certification is important in the effort to implement green legislation in Indonesia based on four considerations, namely: in the context of realizing the 1945 Indonesian Constitution as a green constitution, the strategic role of judges’ decisions in realizing human and environmental justice, contributing to the effectiveness of environmental law enforcement. as well as for the integrated exercise of judicial or judicial powers in the principles of trias politica. …”
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The Roots of First-Generation Farmers: The Role of Inspiration in Starting an Organic Farm by Alia DeLong, Marilyn E. Swisher, Carlene A. Chase, Tracy Irani, Jorge Ruiz-Menjivar

“…New and beginning organic farmers have unique characteristics, showcasing their dedication to environmental justice and social justice at the expense of their own businesses. …”
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Ambient air toxics and asthma prevalence among a representative sample of US kindergarten-age children. by Alexis M Stoner, Sarah E Anderson, Timothy J Buckley

“…As has been previously reported, it is evident that there are environmental justice and disparity concerns for exposure to air toxics and asthma prevalence in US children.…”
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Including Social Housing Residents in the Energy Transition: A Mixed-Method Case Study on Residents' Beliefs, Attitudes, and Motivation Toward Sustainable Energy Use in a Zero-Ener... by Michèlle Bal, F. Marijn Stok, Carolien Van Hemel, John B. F. De Wit

“…Results showed that respondents were concerned about climate change, including environmental justice beliefs, typically already engaged in various sustainable behaviors, and were motivated to add sustainable behaviors to their repertoire after the renovation. …”
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A systematic review of urban green space research over the last 30 years: A bibliometric analysis by Jenő Zsolt Farkas, Edit Hoyk, Mariana Batista de Morais, György Csomós

“…However, the most current research phase focuses on the social aspects of UGSs, characterized by such keywords as environmental justice and accessibility. Furthermore, the introduction of geographic information systems (GIS) has given new impetus to the evolution of UGS research and has remained the most used technological advancement besides remote sensing techniques. …”
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ETHICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF INFECTIONS DISEASES AND VACCINATION Part 4. The balance between universal ethical and ecoethics principles on zooanthroponosis by O. I. Kubar, N. K. Tokarevich

“…The same time the value of bioethical and environmental ethics for control of zooanthroponosis was demonstrated with the justice of such principals as: “safeguarding the sustainability of the biosphere”, “environmental justice”, “precautionary principle” and “Earth as global commons”. …”
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Biodiversity offsetting can relocate nature away from people: An empirical case study in Western Australia by Hanna Kalliolevo, Ascelin Gordon, Roshan Sharma, Joseph W. Bull, Sarah A. Bekessy

“…In order to maintain nature connectedness, ecosystem service delivery and environmental justice in cities, we argue offset policies should require spatial proximity between impact and offset sites.…”
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11.601 Introduction to Environmental Policy and Planning, Fall 2005 by Susskind, Lawrence

“…Related topics include the management of sustainability, the politics of ecosystem management, environmental governance and the changing role of civil society, ecological economics, integrated assessment (combining environmental impact assessment (EIA) and risk assessment), joint fact finding in science-intensive policy disputes, environmental justice in poor communities of color, and environmental dispute resolution.…”
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Comparisons of simple and complex methods for quantifying exposure to individual point source air pollution emissions by Henneman, Lucas RF, Dedoussi, Irene Constantina, Casey, Joan A, Choirat, Christine, Barrett, Steven R. H., Zigler, Corwin M

“…Expanded use of reduced complexity approaches in epidemiology and environmental justice investigations motivates detailed evaluation of these modeling approaches. …”
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“The Past We Step Into and How We Repair It” by Williams, Rashad, Steil, Justin

“…We then draw from threads of Black radical thought, identifying central insights from and tensions among Black nationalist, Marxist, feminist, abolitionist, and environmental justice movements. From these themes in Black radical thought, we present key dimensions of reparative planning and apply them to three case studies. …”
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Sheltering in place : the limits of integrative bargaining following industrial accidents by Macey, Gregg P

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Filling the metaphysical landscape by Sassa, Chikako, 1977-

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Dimension of green skills: perspectives from the industry experts by Mohd Zubir, Muhammad Zulfadly, Chee, Sern Lai, Zaime, Adib Farhan, Ming, Foong Lee, Ibrahim, Badaruddin, Ismail, Affero

“…Due to that, the green industry policies were created for environmental justice in order to minimise the greenhouse gases, and the creation of the green industries was started. …”
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Dimension of green skills: perspectives from the Industry experts by Mohd Zubir, Muhammad Zulfadly, Chee, Sern Lai, Zaime, Adib Farhan, Ming, Foong Lee, Ibrahim, Badaruddin, Ismail, Affero

“…Due to that, the green industry policies were created for environmental justice in order to minimise the greenhouse gases, and the creation of the green industries was started. …”
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Embracing the inclusion of societal concepts in biology improves student understanding by Paula E. Adams, Emily P. Driessen, Enya Granados, Penny Ragland, Jeremiah A. Henning, Abby E. Beatty, Cissy J. Ballen

“…However, traditional undergraduate biology instruction emphasizes scientific practice and generally avoids potentially controversial issues at the intersection of science and society, such as representation in STEM, historical unethical research experiments, biology of sex and gender, and environmental justice. As calls grow to highlight this core competency, it is critical we investigate the impact of including these topics in undergraduate biology education. …”
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Rights, equity and justice: A diagnostic for social meta-norm diffusion in environmental governance by Sarah Lawless, Andrew M. Song, Philippa J. Cohen, Tiffany H. Morrison

“…Social meta-norms, including human rights, gender equality, equity and environmental justice, are mainstream principles of good environmental governance. …”
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The Future of Divestment: Proliferations of Counter-Hegemonic and Post-Extractive Divestment Movements by Gareth Gransaull, Evelyn Anita Austin, Guy Brodsky, Shadiya Aidid, Truzaar Dordi

“…While divestment is not a panacea and does not displace the work of existing post-extractive or climate justice campaigns, we argue that divestment is a powerful tool that can be used to complement and amplify the work of environmental justice activists in other contexts beyond fossil fuels. …”
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