2026 December - 10 articles
Green chemistry education is essential for preparing future science teachers to address environmental sustainability and planetary health challenges. This cross-sectional study examined student-reported Green Chemistry Implementation Capability (GCIC...
The optimistic approach to science and progress that is associated with positivism is questioned as we face up to the environmental consequences of an industrial civilization that compromises the sustainable basis of our continued survival. As planet...
Climate usually brings to mind air, temperature, and precipitation [...]
Although South Africa has achieved near-universal grid electrification, many connected households experience inadequate, unreliable, and unaffordable energy. This review asks why energy poverty persists despite improved access, a question at the inte...
Malnutrition in Nepal’s Eastern Terai is shaped by food access, caregiving, water and sanitation, agricultural livelihoods, and local institutions. This mixed-methods evaluation describes the implementation patterns and endline nutrition, WASH,...
Peer-to-peer finance is usually dated to the platform lending experiments of the mid-2000s, a dating that inverts the actual chronology. Rotating savings associations, burial societies, tontines and village pools have carried the risk of illness, dea...
Introduction: North Atlantic hurricanes have intensified over recent decades, contributing to excess mortality, particularly among lower-income populations residing in coastal regions. However, the differential impact of hurricane intensity on mortal...
This paper explores the integrated effect of operational food waste practices and pro-environmental consumer behavior on sustainable performance in branded food outlets. A dual-pathway framework was developed, based on the theory of planned behavior...
Planetary health depends partly on reducing the scale and impacts of material extraction, yet headline circular-economy indicators can reward different processes. This study asks whether the circular material use rate (CMUR), which describes the shar...
A growing number of jurisdictions have granted rights to nature. Scholarship on these frameworks has been mainly legal and philosophical and has rarely asked whether legal recognition improves the condition of ecosystems. This paper takes up that que...
