In an era marked by escalating international crises, environmental shifts, and sociopolitical
volatilities, global mental health is facing profound challenges. With its distinctive position at …

A growing body of literature has engaged with mass incarceration as a public health
problem. This article reviews some of that literature, illustrating why and how bioethicists can …

We arrive at an auspicious inflection point in the proliferation of solar photovoltaic systems.
Apprised of particular and patterned racial and gendered solar injustices across disparate …

Toxic chemicals are released into land, air, and waterways daily. Exposure to such
chemicals, however, is not equally distributed across the US It is well documented that …

Over the last decade, I have been drawn toward the study of how climate change and other
socioecological threats have intersected with the criminal legal system. In this essay, I …

As ecological crises deepen, many scholars have challenged dominant practices of security
by develo** more progressive environmental or ecological security discourses. Others, on …

This article draws on the stories of formerly incarcerated people to examine the ways in
which the physical and social infrastructures of carceral facilities increase incarcerated …

Purpose The impact of extreme heat on prisons and carceral facilities is becoming
increasingly visible, yet remains overlooked by scholars, practitioners and policymakers …

The climate emergency holds profound and immediate threats to our health and wellbeing.
The World Health Organization (2021) has estimated the impact on the social and …

Purpose Research shows that the physical locations of correctional facilities often contribute
to environmental hazards. Research also shows that correctional facilities are often sited …