California’s Groundwater Regime: The Cadiz Case by Julia Sizek

“…This legal strategy points to how California groundwater law is still fundamentally ruled by private property in land, which shifts the grounds of environmental politics from extraction itself to the transport of extracted materials. …”
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Waste and ‘Everyday Environmentalism’ in Modern Britain by Timothy Cooper

“…The article concludes that the history of environmental politics should focus far more on environmentalism as a concrete social phenomenon emerging from lived experience.…”
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The poet as screenwriter: landscape and protagonism in Papu Curotto’s Esteros by Bollig, B

“…By highlighting the screenwriter’s role, alongside that of the director, a number of apparently otiose leitmotifs and passing comments come to make sense as part of a broader comment on environmental politics in Argentina. Thus a study of Esteros that assesses the links between the film and Nachon’s poetry opens up the movie as a work of political critique and enriches our understanding of the screenwriter’s role in adaptations. …”

Comparing public support for wildlife protection and climate protection by Jan Krajhanzl, Tomáš Chabada

“…The paper discusses the implications of these findings for protagonists of environmental politics and ways how they approach the public.…”
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Education for Sustainable Development : a Case Study of Incorporating Key Elements through Course Design by Ann-Sofie Hermanson

“…A specific course, Environmental Politics, focusing on capacity-building for national environmental policies, is scrutinized in order to find out how to engage students on this topic. …”
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Austerity: An environmentally dangerous idea by Giorgos Velegrakis, Maria Kaika, Rita Calvario

“…Here, we sketch a political ecology agenda for understanding austerity as environmental politics, focusing on three facets. First, austerity as justification for intensifying environmental destruction in the name of economic recovery. …”
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Brandom, Wittgenstein and intersubjectivity by Sládeček Michal

“…[Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 43007: Ethics and Environmental Politics: Institutions, Techniques and Norms in the Challenge of Changing the Natural Environment]…”
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In the margins of contamination: lead poisoning and the production of neoliberal nature in Uruguay by Daniel Renfrew

“…Contrary to orthodox theories of neoliberal restructuring, however, environmental concerns have provoked state bureaucratic expansion, rather than contraction, bringing about new forms of environmental governance and enabling environmental politics across social scales. Neoliberal reforms in Uruguay have resulted in geographically uneven spatial arrangements, with ecology taking on central importance in both macro-level development strategies as well as in grassroots responses to intensified or newly recognized socio-environmental hazards. …”
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Practice-Based Interdisciplinary Approach and Environmental Research by Ranjan Kumar Datta

“…In this paper, I focus on an undervalued area of environmental politics, practices, and often unarticulated assumptions which underlie human–environmental relations. …”
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A situated governmentality approach to energy transitions: technologies of power in German and Indian smart grid strategies by L. Büttner, L. Barning

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Nature in the Balance by Uzoechi Nwagbara

“…Eco-poetry deals with environmental politics and the ecological implications of humankind’s business on the planet. …”
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Sovereignty as an environmental practice: the problem of territoriality and anthropocentrism [version 2; peer review: 2 approved] by Piotr Walewicz

“…However, a different kind of sovereignty is imaginable and therefore the institution itself is neither friend nor enemy to environmental politics. This new understanding of sovereignty opens up new avenues for theoretical research in political ecology and International Relations, bridging the gap between traditional state-centric approaches and the transboundary nature of ecological problems.…”
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Wiedza dotycząca zrównoważonego rozwoju wśród młodzieży licealnej na podstawie badań pilotażowych by Ilona Żeber-Dzikowska

“…The appropriate undertakings should be realized in order to support the education in the process of introducing the right value system and positive attitudes towards realization of the sixth Environmental politics of the EU Programme. With the connection to the carried on initial research associated with the knowledge about the balanced development among high school students, analysing the results of the questionnaires, the answer to the question whether students possess any kind of knowledge on balanced development was to be learned.…”
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Extractivism in Latin America: The Global-National-Local Link by Bettina Schorr

“…Soybeans and Power: Genetically Modified Crops, Environmental Politics, and Social Movements in Argentina. …”
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Do Non-State Actors Influence Climate Change Policy? Evidence from the Brazilian Nationally Determined Contributions for COP21 by Elia Elisa Cia Alves, Rodrigo Barros de Albuquerque, Marcos Alan Ferreira, Cláudio Alves Monteiro

“…We found that the Brazilian academia members had a relevant influence on the content of the final document presented by Brazil, strengthening the literature on the importance of the epistemic community to environmental politics and raising new questions on the paths of foreign policy influence.…”
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The sheep look forward: Counterfactuals, dystopias, and ecological science fiction as a social science enterprise by Kate O'Neill

“…This article reflects on themes and topics of the novel that resonate for social science theorists and teachers in the environmental social sciences, including global environmental politics. First, it provides a type of counterfactual analysis. …”
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Scoping carbon dioxide removal options for Germany–What is their potential contribution to Net-Zero CO2? by Malgorzata Borchers, Daniela Thrän, Daniela Thrän, Yaxuan Chi, Nicolaus Dahmen, Roland Dittmeyer, Tobias Dolch, Christian Dold, Johannes Förster, Michael Herbst, Dominik Heß, Aram Kalhori, Ketil Koop-Jakobsen, Zhan Li, Nadine Mengis, Thorsten B. H. Reusch, Imke Rhoden, Torsten Sachs, Cornelia Schmidt-Hattenberger, Angela Stevenson, Terese Thoni, Jiajun Wu, Christopher Yeates

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Intertwined Languages and Broken Flows: Reading Ontological Polyphonies in Lower Murray Country (South Australia) by Camille Roulière

“…Current manifestations of this shift, as expressed through visual arts (Riverland: Yvonne Koolmatrie, Art Gallery of South Australia), music (travelling performance project Ringbalin) and environmental politics (National Cultural Flows Research Project), are examined to demonstrate that this shift creates a new language which can be understood as a mode of highly localised Baroque speech (following Édouard Glissant’s definition of the term).…”
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Polarisation of Climate and Environmental Attitudes in the United States, 1973-2022 by E. Keith Smith, M. Julia Bognar, Adam P. Mayer

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Opportunities and Challenges of Jointly Building of the Polar Silk Road: China’s Perspective by J. Yang, L. Zhao

“…However, due to fragile natural environment and political, economic and social sensitivities of the Arctic, significant interference of global and regional geopolitics, potential challenges of global environmental politics, Acknowledgement and capacity gaps between participants, economic and technological uncertainties are major challenges for feasibility and efficiency of cooperation, requiring more in-depth scientific research, comprehensive assessments and regular coordination and communication between all stakeholders.…”
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