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Current Research in Environmental Sustainability
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ISSN 2666-0490 · Elsevier · 320 artikel di indeks
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From experience to action: Correlates of Lithuanian citizens' engagement in climate adaptation
Background: Climate adaptation requires action at institutional and individual levels. Citizens' engagement differs widely across sociocultural and geographic contexts and remains under-researched. Aim: The purpose of the study was to examine correlates of Lithuanian adults' adaptation actions…
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A meta-analysis of soil organic carbon dynamics under climate-smart agricultural systems in the Amazonian region
Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) systems have been promoted as a nature-based solution to ameliorate carbon losses from cropland by increasing soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks. The scale to which CSA systems [i.e., integrated cropping (iC), integrated crop-livestock (iCL) and integrated…
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Code ecologies: Integrating cultural legitimacy analysis in sustainability transitions
A persistent challenge in sustainability transitions is the uneven uptake of interventions such as renewable energy projects, conservation measures and rewilding initiatives. These often encounter resistance that cannot be explained by economics, technical feasibility or governance arrangements…
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Evaluating socioeconomic and equity outcomes in livelihood interventions: Insights from Community Resource Management Areas (CREMAs) in northern Ghana
Over the past 25 years, Ghana's Community Resource Management Area (CREMA) program has expanded to cover 2 million hectares across 600 communities, aiming to achieve its dual objectives of biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction. As Ghana's flagship Community-Based Natural Resource…
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A simple yet holistic approach for assessing systemic change in sectoral zero-carbon transitions: The case of electricity in Europe
Many countries are seeking to accelerate their transitions to a zero‑carbon energy system in line with their commitments under the Paris Agreement. In energy policy analysis, transition progress and policy success are often measured by trends in emissions and renewable energy deployment. While…
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Decoding the impact of green investment on environmental pollution in China: A cross-regional examination
China has become the world's largest source of green investment, yet its environmental returns remain contested. Using provincial panel data for 30 Chinese provinces from 2004 to 2023, this study examines the pollutant-specific, regional, and spatial effects of green investment within a…
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Toward net-zero: How energy productivity and renewable energy shape Turkey's CO2 emissions: Evidence from nonlinear ARDL and frequency domain causality methods
Energy prices and supply security dominated headlines in 2022, prompting government initiatives to curb price hikes. A robust and resilient policy is needed to mitigate energy vulnerabilities. Despite existing literature, empirical research remains limited. This study examines the effects of energy…
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Not all farmers are the same – Analysing the agricultural policy landscape of India for climate change adaptation planning
Pervasive heterogeneity exists among farmers, shaped by geographical, biophysical, socio-economic, demographic, and cultural factors. This diversity is especially pronounced in India, where between 100 and 150 million farmers operate across diverse agro-ecological zones and socio-cultural contexts…
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When are payments for ecosystem services (pes) suitable for conflict-affected forest frontiers? Evidence from the Colombian Amazon
Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) are widely promoted as incentive-based conservation instruments, but their suitability cannot be assumed where land rights, territorial authority, and institutional continuity are contested. This study evaluates whether—and under what conditions—PES-labeled…
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Environmental performance in export markets and agricultural exports: Green innovation as a conditional enabler
Environmental upgrading in destination markets is increasingly reshaping the competitive landscape for agricultural exporters from emerging economies. Yet whether environmental pressure acts as a trade barrier or a catalyst for export upgrading remains unclear. This study examines how trading…
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Uncovering the German public's perception of agricultural carbon dioxide removal measures - Evidence from deliberative workshops
While carbon dioxide removal (CDR) policies have recently been discussed in many countries, research on public and local stakeholder perceptions of CDR remains limited. That is, however, important information to design policies that are accepted by people. Through thematic analysis, we examined…
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Citizen support for policy interventions implemented to achieve more sustainable food consumption: The role of policy design and presentation
This study examines public support for policy packages comprising taxes, subsidies, or both designed to reduce the consumption of animal-based protein (e.g., beef, pork, chicken and cheese). Specifically, we investigate whether support varies depending on how these policy packages are designed and…
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Empowering student-led exchanges in biosphere reserves and geoparks: A policy framework for sustainable education in multiple UNESCO designated areas
This paper presents a policy framework for student-led exchanges within UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserves (BRs) and Global Geoparks (UGGps), aiming to enhance Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). Drawing on experiential learning theory, place-based education, and transformative learning…
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Attitude towards risk and preferences for low-carbon energy sources: Findings from two preregistered studies
Risk attitudes are an important determinant of energy efficiency investments, but little is known about their role in shaping preferences for energy sources, and low-carbon energy sources specifically. In two large preregistered studies conducted in Germany and Spain (combined n = 2864) we…
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Research landscape and emerging pathways of sewage sludge application for soil carbon sequestration
The agricultural application of sewage sludge offers potential for enhancing soil fertility and promoting soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration, but also poses environmental risks due to the presence of pollutants. Given the growing volume of research and the complexity of its environmental…
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Adaptation practices of smallholder farmers to climate variability: Evidence from three agroecological zones in northwestern Ethiopia
Farmers' strategies to adapt to climate variability are crucial for maintaining sustainable livelihoods, particularly in developing nations like Ethiopia, where the economy is heavily dependent on rain-fed agriculture. This study examines climate variability adaptation strategies among smallholder…
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An explorative analysis of gameplay data based on a serious game of climate adaptation in Aotearoa New Zealand
Serious games play a crucial role in educating and engaging the public on environmental management issues, such as climate change. These games also generate valuable data that can be used in understanding players' climate change decisions. However, there is a notable gap in the literature on…
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An analysis of macro-environment factors influencing the governance of tree planting schemes in Africa
Tree planting schemes in Africa are increasingly promoted for their potential to address environmental degradation, enhance biodiversity, and support socioeconomic development. Yet, complex and interrelated macro-environmental factors constrain the achievement of these targets. While past studies…
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The institutional analysis and development framework: A mathematical representation in water arena
Institutions are human-designed systems facilitating structured interactions to achieve specific objectives. The Institutional Analysis and Development Framework (IAD), introduced by Elinor Ostrom, is a valuable tool for analyzing these systems. This study formulates a mathematical representation…