To date, there has been limited research conducted on disaster aid allocation across
multiple regions and disasters within the United States. In addition, there is a paucity of …

Social impact assessment (SIA) is well-established but uses conventional approaches that
have become less effective in recent decades, particularly in relation to declining survey …

Public administration identifies social equity as a foundational pillar of the field; despite
many calls to action for research to emphasize equity, only 127 articles across 22 journals …

As urban greening has become a prevalent tool in the context of global climate governance,
this paper examines Lisbon's greening strategies in the context of its election as European …

Nonprofit organizations serve an essential role in response to natural hazards by delivering
services to affected communities and those in need. However, little is known about the …

Green City Rising is an ethnographic account of collective organizing for environmental
justice in an era of growing concern about environmental and climate challenges. The …

One of the main consequences of climate change for cities will be the increase in heavy
precipitation and an increase in intensity. As a result, urban flooding will occur more often …

Scholars have examined how social and economic factors make local governments
ineffective and contribute to environmental crises. In response to these crises, which vary …

Disaster events exacerbate existing inequities in communities within the United States.
Certain communities that live with systemic social vulnerabilities are more likely to face …

This report outlines findings from a four-year research project conducted by University of
Minnesota (UMN) researchers in collaboration with the Metropolitan Council (hereafter …