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Can the capitalist economic system deliver environmental justice?

Environmental Research Letters, 2015
Can a healthy environment for all social groups be delivered through capitalism via market mechanisms? Or is it the capitalist system, itself, that has been at the root of the environmental and social crises we now face?
Karen Bell
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Relational values of nature in empirical research: A systematic review

People and Nature, 2023
In the past 5 years, scholarly and policy attention to relational values, a concept that articulates plural values of nature, has grown steadily. To date, there are no published syntheses of empirical research that explicitly addresses relational values.
Daniel F. Pratson, Nick Adams, Rachelle K. Gould   +2 more
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Nature–Human Relational Models in a Riverine Social–Ecological System: San Marcos River, TX, USA

Geographies, 2023
A social–ecological system is a highly connected organization of biophysical and social actors that interact across multiple scales, share resources, and adapt to the actors’ changes.
Christina W. Lopez, Madeline T. Wade, Jason P. Julian   +2 more
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Fostering Marine Environmental Stewardship: New Tactics Needed to Engage Millennials

Conservation & Society, 2020
The generation subculture theory asserts that as each generation comes of age and begins to harness political and economic power, their unique value-set will shape social and environmental outcomes.
Chloe Darkson, Marnie L Campbell, Susan Rockloff   +2 more
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How a Sustainable Renovation Influenced the Environmental Values of Those Involved

Urban Planning, 2022
Renovation projects are complex and multi-layered as they often deal with architectural, cultural, and social values, as well as aspects of energy efficiency and finance.
Mazin Bahho, Brenda Vale
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Environmental values in the petrochemical industry: A Q-method study in South West Iran

Environmental & Socio-economic Studies, 2015
Achieving sustainable development in different regional and cultural contexts is dependent, in part, upon an understanding of key actors’ underlying environmental, social and economic values. The social research technique called Q-methodology presents an
Ghoochani Omid M., Bakhshi Azadeh, Cotton Matthew, Nejad Azar Hashemi, Ghanian Mansour   +4 more
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Between waste and profit: Environmental values on the Central African Copperbelt

, 2020
Industrial mining activity has transformed the environment of the Central African Copperbelt in the twentieth century. Copper extraction and processing altered the urban landscape, generated much waste, and caused severe long-term pollution. This article
Iva Peša
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Values, Intentions, and the Price of Sustainability: Explaining the Intention–Behaviour Gap Among Generation Z Consumers

Journal for Perspectives of Economic Political and Social Integration
The study explored the extent to which ecological values held by Generation Z translated into concrete purchasing behaviour when sustainability involved financial sacrifice.
Dorota Jegorow
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How to Enhance the Environmental Values of Contemporary Cemeteries in an Urban Context

, 2020
The cemetery is an important element of the city’s natural system. It can create a system that has a great impact on shaping the city’s climate if it is integrated with the local landscape, designed with respect for the natural environment along with ...
Długozima Anna, K. Ewa
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Psychological Drivers of Carbon Offset Choice and Spending in Air Travel: Extension of the Value–Belief–Norm Framework

Tourism and Hospitality
This study investigates the psychological mechanisms underlying tourists’ carbon offset behavior in air travel by distinguishing between offset choice (OC) and offset spending (OS).
Jakkawat Laphet, Karun Kidrakarn
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