Environmental Sociology

A major driver of climate change is a societal reliance on fossil fuel (coal, oil and gas) based energy systems. One of the critical tasks for addressing climate change is ... more

Environmental threats to human health and well-being may take various forms, including, chemicals in the environment, infectious disease agents and natural hazards.  In this session, we discuss case studies both ... more

The world is facing a series of cascading and interrelated environmental issues, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, declining ocean health, plastics pollution, and negative impacts of industrial-scale agricultural systems. ... more

The world is facing a series of cascading and interrelated environmental issues, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, declining ocean health, plastics pollution, and negative impacts of industrial-scale agricultural systems. ... more

The Environmental Sociology Research Cluster meeting will be held during the Canadian Sociological Association Conference at the University of ... more