Background In late 2019, the first cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) were
reported in Wuhan, China, followed by a worldwide spread. Numerous countries have …

Non-technical summary Scaling sustainable behaviour change means addressing politics,
power and social justice to tackle the uneven distribution of responsibility and agency for …

The COVID-19 outbreak has extremely impacted the globe due to travel restrictions and
lockdowns. Geographically, COVID-19 has shown disproportional impacts; however, the …

This paper addresses the question of the distributional burden of a carbon tax. It shows that,
not only the income measure–annual or lifetime–matters for the incidence of the tax, but also …

This paper explores people's willingness to reduce travel consumption in support of the
transition to a low-carbon pathway beyond COVID-19, using new survey data from UK car …

This paper investigates the trade-offs between progressivity and effectiveness for a carbon
tax versus an 'excessive consumption'levy. To do this, we compare the distribution of …

The UK government's net-zero commitment assumes the use of bio-energy with carbon
capture and storage (BECCS) and direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS) …

This paper extends previous research that has examined the impact of banning (super) short-
haul flights on climate change. Looking at all scheduled passenger flights worldwide, our …

This chapter analyzes the Galapagos as a socio-ecosystem and addresses the interactions
of social and environmental systems amidst important transformations that the Islands are …

This brief note discusses the articulation of Central American countries in the fight against
the pandemic from a socio-environmental perspective. Central America is one of the most …