On Earth Day, people around the world focus on the critical climate and environmental issues affecting the globe and the future of its inhabitants. Three journals, published by Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers, feature informative, thought-provoking, and impactful articles on a range of topics related to preserving and sustaining the Earth. These journals - Sustainability: The Journal of Record; Environmental Justice; and Ecopsychology - contribute peer-reviewed research, provocative commentaries and discussions, and feature articles across a broad scope of crucial and, at times, controversial topics. Complimentary access to each of these journals is available through April 25, 2014.
Sustainability: The Journal of Record documents the implementation of sustainability programs in higher education and business, and provides the central forum for academic institutions, the business community, foundations, government agencies, and leaders of green-collar endeavours to share and learn about one another's progress and programs. The journal fosters collaboration among stakeholders for attaining mutually supportive objectives across the spectrum of sustainability programs - from people, to planet, to profit. Sustainability: The Journal of Record is published bimonthly online with Open Access options and in print.
Environmental Justice encompasses study and debate on a broad range of environmental inequalities at the local, national, and global level tied to social, health, and economic equity. The journal features studies that demonstrate the adverse effects on populations that are already at risk for health and environmental hazards, as well as the complicated issues inherent in remediation, funding, and the relocation of facilities that pose hazardous risk to health. Environmental Justice is published bimonthly online with Open Access options and in print.
Ecopsychology seeks to reshape modern psychology by showing that it cannot stand apart from an intimate human connection with the natural environment. The journal publishes original scientific research articles, as well as theoretical papers, case studies, nature writing, and reviews of important books and other media. Ecopsychology is published quarterly online with available Open Access options.
