Facing the challenges of environmental and social changes, sustainable management of
ecosystem services is a worldwide priority. The Programme on Ecosystem Change and …

Both social structural factors and direct sensory experiences can contribute to the
development of environmental perceptions and concerns. We use two separate surveys of …

We introduce the concept of relative water use perception bias to highlight the role of human
relationships, social cues, and the built environment in household water consumption …

Abstract Communities across the Western United States face the growing challenge of
managing water resources in the face of rapid population growth and climate change. There …

This paper explores the impact of social inequality on household water use in urban
communities in first-world contexts, an under researched field. We report on an in-depth …

Rapid adaptation is necessary to maintain, let alone expand, access to reliable, safe
drinking water in the face of climate change. Existing research focuses largely on the role …

Understanding the factors that shape individuals' beliefs about climate change is key to the
development of effective climate change communication and education strategies. In this …

How well city leaders represent their constituents and meet their needs are key concerns in
transitioning to local sustainable water governance. To date, however, there is little research …

The effectiveness of conservation initiatives on private lands in the southern United States
plays an important role in improving provision of ecosystem services and mitigating negative …

Saving energy at home is often portrayed as the “low-hanging fruit” of climate change
solutions, yet little is known about its labor or gendering. To understand these aspects of …