Given the adverse efects of climate change (such as drought and fooding, damage to ecosystems and infrastructure, depletion of resources, deterioration of human health), society needs to transition to using sustainable systems of production and consumption. Regions and countries increasingly...

This paper studies the impact of environmental research networks on green exports by providing a unique contribution to the studies on the role of eco-open innovation for international competitiveness. Specifically, we adopt the technology gap model of international trade to study the impact of...

Ecological imperialism has created property law and economic systems that function to dispossess Indigenous peoples from their traditional lands, territories, and resources. An application of Henry George’s perspectives on economic efficiency and individual liberties suggests that exchanges...

The Russo-Ukraine War (RUW) has produced severe ecological, food security, economy, existence, and energy threats. This war could have a prolonged effect on the survival and existence of millions of Ukrainian refugees along with local flora, and fauna. Noticeably, the RUW is the biggest refugee...

The novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) brought unprecedented challenges to public health authorities, healthcare workers, and scientific researchers around the globe. In the past two years, environmental scientists around the world conducted extensive amounts of research focusing on the...

The concept of metabolism, as applied to the interrelations between human society and the rest of nature, has been one of the most fruitful iterations of socioecological thought over the last few decades. Here we will examine specific orientations of metabolic thought commonly employed in the...