In this contribution to the special issue, we explore implications of decolonial theory for understanding climate change skepticism and environmental concern.  The empirical portion project entailed interviews about perceptions recent extreme weather, change, concern with N = 41 visitors a Kansas (USA) state park, population selected their (presumed) high Although most respondents reported...

appearing in Cronon’s oft-cited collection Uncommon Ground were focused more on coming to terms with the consequences of the cultural mediation of our knowledge of nature and models of ecological change in postwar environmentalism, Cronon’s own dismantling of the meanings and images associated with the American wilderness idea suggested that the earlier conservation movement was also implicated...

A growing body of research stresses the importance religion in understanding and addressing climate change. However, so far, little is known about relationship between Muslim communities Globally, Muslims constitute second largest faith group, there a strong concentration regions that are particularly affected by global warming. This review synthesizes existing change communities. It addresses ...