Publisher Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., US, has announced that it will provide complimentary online access to its journals in the field of sustainability, including Sustainability: The Journal of Record; Environmental Justice; and Ecopsychology, through May 15, in recognition of Earth Day’s 40th anniversary. Each journal provides cutting-edge information about sustainability initiatives, and the relationship between mankind and nature.
In the latest issue of Sustainability: The Journal of Record, Ray Anderson, the Founder and Chairman of Interface, reflects on ‘Earth Day, Then and Now.’ ‘In the Green’ reports on what a number of organisations and institutions are doing to commemorate this auspicious anniversary. The Journal documents the implementation of sustainability programmes 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 learn about one another’s progress and programmes and foster collaborations for attaining mutually supportive objectives.
Environmental Justice offers a provocative view of ‘Earth Day at the Crossroads of Sustainability and Justice,’ with contributions by Editor-in-Chief Dr. Sylvia Hood Washington, University of Illinois at Chicago; Dr. David Naguib Pellow, University of Minnesota; and Dr. Kristen Schrader-Frechette, University of Notre Dame, among others. Now in its third year, the journal explores the adverse and disparate environmental burden impacting marginalised populations and communities all over the world.
Articles in Ecopsychology, edited by Thomas Joseph Doherty explore the relationship between environmental issues and mental health and well-being, and examine the psychological, spiritual, and therapeutic aspects of human-nature relationships, concern about environmental issues, and responsibility for protecting natural places and other species.
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