Imbalance examines environmental-justice issues, emphasizing the disproportionate effects of climate change on vulnerable populations. The paper considers related health, economic, and gender disparities, outlining equitable policy and community-based responses.

Transboundary Agricultural Atmospheric Pollution and Solutions examines how agricultural emissions cross borders, affecting air quality, ecosystems, climate stability, and public health. The paper assesses precision agriculture, improved livestock management, anaerobic digestion, and agroforestry as strategies for reducing pollution while supporting food security and long-term sustainability.

Drought in Our Modern World examines drought’s effects on food security, health, economies, migration, and vulnerable communities across India, Africa, Amsterdam, the United States, and Puerto Rico.

Shared Language, Shared Understanding: Navigating Climate Change Through Collaborative Linguistic Narratives examines how language and competing narratives shape public understanding of climate change. The paper addresses misinformation and presents a Fairness, Accountability, Transparency, and Ethics (FATE) framework for equitable climate communication.

Agricultural Market Research examines how production inputs, government policies, climate conditions, and supply-and-demand dynamics affect farmers, consumers, and food access. The paper considers market inefficiencies, environmental externalities, and equitable policy approaches for long-term sustainability.

Climate Inequality examines how climate change, air pollution, and environmental degradation disproportionately affect marginalized communities. The paper considers connections among race, socioeconomic status, public health, and environmental justice, outlining policy approaches for equitable climate action.

Making the Internet Globally Sustainable examines the energy demands and environmental impacts of internet infrastructure, with a focus on Nordic data centers. The paper evaluates technical and policy options for renewable energy, climate resilience, emissions management, and community acceptance.

Participatory Futures Project examines food insecurity, access to clean water, sustainable energy supply, and internet connectivity as interconnected conditions for human survival and resilience. The paper considers infrastructure, public policy, and equitable development strategies for underserved communities.

Exploring The Evolution Of Pandemic Narratives examines how COVID-19 reshaped cultural narratives across film, social media, healthcare, incarceration, and nursing homes. The paper considers how fear, misinformation, grief, inequality, and adaptation influenced public understanding and social behavior during the pandemic.