(Mis) informed about what? What it means to be a science-literate citizen in a digital world
Science literacy is often held up as crucial for avoiding science-related misinformation and
enabling more informed individual and collective decision-making. But research has not yet …
enabling more informed individual and collective decision-making. But research has not yet …
Stakeholder perceptions of marine plastic waste management in the United Kingdom
Plastic pollution is a significant threat to the marine environment. The problem has become
subject to increasing scientific scrutiny, media campaigning and growing public awareness …
subject to increasing scientific scrutiny, media campaigning and growing public awareness …
[HTML][HTML] Global gas flaring and energy justice: An empirical ethics analysis of stakeholder perspectives
Global gas flaring harms human and non-human health and well-being while contributing to
climate change. Flaring activity in the global oil and gas sector is a significant matter of …
climate change. Flaring activity in the global oil and gas sector is a significant matter of …
Making landscapes negotiable: Q-methodology as a boundary-spanning and empowering diagnostic
Landscapes are conceptually fuzzy and rich, and subject to plural framings. They are places
of inquiry and intervention for scientists and practitioners, but also concepts bound to …
of inquiry and intervention for scientists and practitioners, but also concepts bound to …
The early warning system for determining the “not in My Back Yard” of heavy pollution projects based on public perception
Due to the negative impact of Heavy Pollution Projects (HPPs) on the surrounding
environment and the general public's daily life, HPPs are often resisted by the public during …
environment and the general public's daily life, HPPs are often resisted by the public during …
Seeing through risk-colored glasses: Risk and benefit perceptions, knowledge, and the politics of fracking in the United States
Political conservatives are consistently more supportive of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in
the US, while political liberals are consistently more opposed, yet the processes sha** this …
the US, while political liberals are consistently more opposed, yet the processes sha** this …
A signaling game approach of siting conflict mediation for the construction of waste incineration facilities under information asymmetry
One major challenge for the construction of waste incineration facilities (WIF) is the local
opposition from the public, which is commonly known as the not-in-my-back-yard (NIMBY) …
opposition from the public, which is commonly known as the not-in-my-back-yard (NIMBY) …
Exploring critical influencing factors for the site selection failure of waste-to-energy projects in China caused by the “not in my back yard” effect
X Cong, L Wang, L Ma, M Skibnewski - … Construction and Architectural …, 2021 - emerald.com
Purpose This study aims to explore the critical influencing factors that lead to the site
selection failure of waste-to-energy (WtE) projects in China under the influence of the “Not In …
selection failure of waste-to-energy (WtE) projects in China under the influence of the “Not In …
Towards a circular economy: using stakeholder subjectivity to identify priorities, consensus, and conflict in the Irish EPS/XPS market
In European Seas, plastic litter from fishing activities, river transport, and poor waste
management is one of the fastest growing threats to the health of the marine environment …
management is one of the fastest growing threats to the health of the marine environment …
Waste-to-energy risk perception typology: health, politics and environmental impacts
Where strategies to reduce and recycle urban solid waste are insufficient, waste incineration
is proposed as second-best management. Waste-to-energy facilities often raise remarkable …
is proposed as second-best management. Waste-to-energy facilities often raise remarkable …