2026 September - 15 articles
As the 2030 deadline approaches with most Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets off-track, the global development community faces a critical choice: continue with technocratic indicator-focused implementation or embrace the fundamental transform...
Armed conflict is a planetary health concern because it disrupts interconnected human, institutional, cultural, and ecological systems on which health and collective well-being depend. Religion is rarely the sole cause of such conflict, but it may be...
Background: One Health is one of several complementary systems-oriented frameworks used to understand the interdependence of human, animal, and environmental health and its relationship with planetary health. Its formal visibility in university educa...
Planetary health scholarship increasingly recognizes the ecological, social, and health consequences of a degraded and warming planet, yet language remains a marginal concern, typically treated as a matter of communication rather than of justice. Thi...
Planetary health has emerged as a critical framework for understanding the interdependence of human, social and ecological systems in the face of escalating global challenges. While discussions of planetary health have largely focused on policy and s...
Planetary health recognizes that human health, well-being, and sustainable development depend fundamentally on the integrity of natural ecosystems that regulate climate, maintain biodiversity, secure food and water resources, and protect populations...
Sustainable food system transformation is inseparable from planetary health, the interdependent wellbeing of human populations and the ecological systems that sustain them. Agroecology and regenerative agriculture are frequently portrayed as competin...
Our current moment is marked by profound institutional, ecological, and social upheaval. The unparalleled amassing of wealth by an infinitesimal percentage of the world’s population; populist movements on the left and right born of broken socia...
Climate change is increasingly recognized as a defining global health crisis, yet its impacts on brain health, encompassing neurological function, mental health, cognitive abilities, and psychosocial behavior, and the resulting implications for plane...
Planetary health, the interdependence of human well-being and the integrity of Earth’s natural systems requires frameworks capable of integrating ecological stewardship, relational governance, intergenerational accountability, and equitable par...
Environmental noise has emerged as a pervasive yet frequently underestimated environmental stressor with consequences for biodiversity, public health, and societal well-being. Although a substantial body of epidemiological research has linked chronic...
Consumer electronics are important for global energy use, material extraction, and toxic exposures. Within consumer behavior, End-of-Current-Use (EoCU) decisions (e.g., to resell, donate, recycle, or throw away) particularly are a planetary health co...
The purpose of this research is to explore how entrepreneurs utilize their entrepreneurial mindset when incorporating activities directed towards sustainability or circularity into their small- and medium-sized enterprises. Two hypotheses are tested...
Background: Heat exposure is a leading climate-related health threat, yet whether the heat–disease burden relationship is moderated by national adaptive capacity remains poorly quantified at the global level. We examined associations between he...
The purpose of this study is to explore how Zimbabwean firms use Environmental Management Accounting (EMA) and climate risk disclosure amid climate policy uncertainty and how managers perceive these practices as relevant to organisational resilience...
