This paper examines the environmental experiences of middle and working class whites and people of color in the United States during the 19 th and 20 th centuries. It examines their activism and how their environmental experiences influenced the kinds of discourses they developed. The paper posits that race, class, and gender had profound effects on people's environmental experiences, and conse...

Abstract This article reviews Bram Büscher’s book The Truth about Nature: Environmentalism in the Era of Post-truth Politics and Platform Capitalism (2021).

By adhering to a hierarchy of environmentalism, we lose the chance understand others’ relationships with environment and build solidarity in fighting climate change.

The purpose of this paper is to address the relationship between intellectual capital and corporate environmentalism, assuming that may be an important precondition foster environmental commitment that, on other side, environmentalism positively determine level in a reciprocal virtuous circle. To topic, we conducted two OLS regression analysis worldwide sample 235 firms operating food industry,...

Buddhist environmentalism in its varieties across the world is an integral part of global environmental discourse centered on exploring new planetary ethics for sustainable futures. While recognizing role movements, author this article proposes that observable strength local and advocacy grounded interdependence, even as, canonically, Buddhism does not offer what commonly recognized by scientis...

This contribution presents a bibliographical itinerary on Twentieth century environmental revival of Malthusian doctrines. After introducing both the main conceptual strains inherent to topic, and their scientific interest essay takes into consideration Post-WWII emergence global environmentalism. A survey texts 1960s 1970s exponents Neo-Malthusian environmentalism shows important role played b...