Planners and activists are identifying ways to promote equitable adaptation that counter
climate injustice. This article explores how this progressive turn in adaptation compares with …

Increasingly, we face compounding and interrelated environmental, socioeconomic, and
political crises. Yet our approaches to these problems are often siloed, fragmented, and …

The COVID‐19 pandemic offered humanity a portal through which we could break with the
past and imagine our world anew. This article reviews how over the course of 2020, a series …

Climate science has outlined targets for reductions of greenhouse gas emissions necessary
to provide a substantial chance of avoiding the worst impacts of climate change on both …

Racial/ethnic minorities and lower-socioeconomic (SES) groups in the US face
disproportionate environmental risks, which may hold implications for how these groups …

It was a warm evening in early May of 2016. I made my way up two flights of stairs to Victor's
wooden wraparound porch. His family's house is a comfortable prefab that looms 12 feet …

Within the context of climate change, sea-level rise is threatening not only coastal
communities globally, but also the archaeological record of their history, knowledge, and …

The concern with preserving natural resources for the future has been capturing global
attention due to the state of decline of productive ecosystems. Chesapeake Bay, a large …

The first decade of the twenty-first century has seen a growing recognition that widespread
impacts of climate change (erosion, sea level rise, wildfires, warming soil temperatures) are …

This article describes the qualitative approach used to generate and interpret the
quantitative study reported by Song and colleagues'(2020) in their article,“What counts as an …