OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Environment is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
The History of Climate Change	44
Evaluation of the Water Policies of the Urmia Lake Basin: Has the Government Accurately Identified the Problem?	24
Freedom, Human Rights, Paris Agreement, and Climate Change: The German Landmark Ruling on Climate Litigation	22
The Environmental Justice Agenda for E-Waste Management	18
Carbon Dioxide Removal: What Is Sustainable and Just?	17
The Arctic and the World: A Historical Perspective	12
Thinking and Doing Outside of the Box, Choosing Life, Precaution, and Care	11
Review of The Untold Story of the World’s Leading Environmental Institution: UNEP at Fifty	9
Review of Solving the Climate Crisis—Frontline Reports From the Race to Save the Earth Solving the Climate Crisis—Frontline Reports From the Race to Save the EarthJohn J	9
Climate Finance: An Overview	8
Moving to a New Age of Water	8
War and the Politics of Energy and Climate Change	6
Cutting the Climate Change Gordian Knot and Addressing Lock-In	5
Contributions of Mary Evelyn Tucker	4
Disasters, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and a Human Health Observing System	4
Tribal Adaptation to Changing Climate in the Chugach Region, Alaska	4
Review of The Octopus in the Parking Garage—A Call for Climate Resilience	4
The Greta Generation: How the Climate Protests Unite Europe’s Youth	3
Transitioning the Chemical Industry: The Case for Addressing the Climate, Toxics, and Plastics Crises	3
Nuclear in Our Lives	3
The Papal Plea	2
Anthropocene Warnings and Connections	2
Profiles in Sustainability: Daniel Bresette, President of Environmental and Energy Study Institute	2
People and Walrus on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska	2
Sustainability Under Siege	2

Pondering the Anthropocene	1
Tomorrow Is Here	1
The Murmuring of Silence	1
Tipping Points and Sustainability Science	1
The Geopolitics of Animal Welfare	1
The Dasgupta Review: A Landmark Report That Will Influence Economic Theory and Practice	1
The Power of EJ Money for Health, Wealth, and Resilience	1
The Persistence of COVID-19 and Inequities in the U.S. Experience	1
Migrant Women: Trapped in the Vicious Circle of Harassment and Inequality	1
Climate Stress and Grief, Farmers and Ranchers	1
Profiles in Sustainability: Interview with Jeanne and Richard Roy, Founders of the Northwest Earth Institute, the National Earth Institute Network, the Center for Earth Leadership, the Oregon Natural	1
The Bill Ripple Effect	1
Wine Bottles, a Heavy-Weight Competition With a Light-Weight Challenger	1
Profiles in Sustainability: Joseph Heathcott, Chair of Urban and Environmental Studies at the New School, New York City, New York	1
Water, War & Peace in the Middle East: 30 Years On	0
Review of Water Lands: A Vision for the World’s Wetlands and Their People	0
Nature-Based Solutions and Agroecology: Business as Usual or an Opportunity for Transformative Change?	0
Wasting or Saving Lives: The Power of Chemicals and Laws	0
Life in the Anthropocene	0
Global Ambition and Local Action Through Dialogue	0
The Power of Art	0
Is Transnational Aid Necessary for Global Environmental Sustainability and Health Security?	0
The Pragmatist’s Guide to ESG	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Mary Evelyn Tucker, Co-Director of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology	0
Signs for All to See ¹	0
An Appreciation of Margaret Benner Smidt — In the Red Queen’s World	0
Success of 30 × 30 COP-16 Depends on Valuing Nature	0
My World, My Narrative: Youth Momentum and the Future of the Environment	0
Communication	0
Loss and Damage Funding in the UN Climate Negotiations: From Dialogue to Reality	0
COP26: How Full Is the Glass?	0
Profit Over People: Killing a Tribal Movement Against Corporate Mining in India	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Rupert Read and Liam Kavanagh, Co-Founders of the Climate Majority Project	0
Feeding the Heart	0
Visualizing Disaster Risk Reduction to Inspire Positive Action	0
Hypotheses and Images: Cellphone Radiation and Clumping Blood	0
Corruption Undermines Justice in Clean Energy Transitions	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Judith Preston, Chairperson of the Board at John Mac Foundation; Centre for Environmental Law, Macquarie Law School	0
Profiles in Sustainability: The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences and Arizona State University	0
21.8 Million People Inside the Most Effective Pollution Exposure Chamber	0
This Moment—and Others	0
Advancing New Technology and Policy to Manage Methane in This Decisive Decade	0
Preparing for Disasters	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Saleem Ali, Blue and Gold Distinguished Professor of Energy and the Environment, University of Delaware	0
Are Athlete Activists Credible on Climate and Environmental Issues?	0
The Emerging Politics of Genetic Biocontrol	0
Profiles in Sustainability	0
Seeking a Quiet Ocean	0
Emerging Alliances for the Earth Community	0
At 78 Degrees North	0

Nuclear Weapons and Sustainability: Can We Have Both?	0
Time to Call on Pricing	0
One Health and the Environment: From Conceptual Framework to Implementation Science	0
Beginning Sustainability Journeys	0
SunDay	0
Why Objective Science Does Not Resolve Environmental Policy Issues	0
Review of The Three Ages of Water: Prehistoric Past, Imperiled Present, and a Hope for the Future The Three Ages of Water: Prehistoric Past, Imperiled Present, and a	0
Water in the Middle East	0
Empowering Indigenous Peoples and Valuing Their Knowledge	0
The ‘How’ of Transformation: Principles for a Justice-Centered Response to the Climate and Biodiversity Crises	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Anthony Leiserowitz, Director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication	0
“Small Voices, Big Stakes: Why children’s environmental health must be at the heart of global policies”	0
COMMENTARY: Reflections on The Dasgupta Review on the Economics of Biodiversity	0
What Lies Ahead: How Aid for Climate Refugees Must Focus on Human Rights and Human Health	0
America Can Unite on Climate. Seriously.	0
China’s Due Diligence Legislation for Environmental Governance on Transnational Corporations: History and Future	0
Global Warming Has Accelerated: Are the United Nations and the Public Well-Informed?	0
Thank You for “Earthrise”	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Fedele Bauccio, CEO and Cofounder of Bon Appétit Management Company	0
Here, There, and Everywhere: How the SDGs Must Include Noise Pollution in Their Development Challenges	0
Situating One Health at the Center of the Climate Agenda	0
Letter from Antarctica	0
Preserve, Protect and Defend	0
Alaĝum Kanuux̂, the Heart of the Ocean	0
COP 26 and Sustainability Science	0
Water, War & Peace in the Middle East	0
Cutting Through the Fog: The Propaganda That Keeps Big Oil in Business	0
The Latest IPCC Synthesis Report: What We Learned About Climate Science, and What We Learned About Ourselves	0
Warming Up: How Climate Change Is Changing Sport	0
Poverty and Pollution	0
Profiles in Sustainability: The Hon. Justice Brian J. Preston, FRSN SC FAAL, Chief Judge of the Land and Environment Court of New South Wales	0
The Next Steps for Valuing Nature in Decision Making	0
Animating the Carbon Cycle: How Wildlife Conservation Can Be a Key to Mitigate Climate Change	0
Chinese Public Awareness, Support, and Confidence in China’s Carbon Neutrality Goal	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Mike Hulme, Professor of Human Geography, and Fellow and Geography Director of Studies at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge	0
Review of Toxic Lake: Environmental Destruction and the Epic Fight to Save Onondaga Lake	0
Transitioning the Chemical Industry: Elements of a Roadmap Toward Sustainable Chemicals and Materials	0
Unforced Errors in Public Policy Can Lead to Forced Pollution Exposures—Putting the Health of All Urban Breathers First	0
Environmental Procedures at the FCC: A Case Study in Corporate Capture	0
Rachel Carson’s Strategies for Literary Science and Silent Spring	0
Youth Perspective: Youth in Climate Change Policy in Uganda	0
A Mark, a Yen, a Buck, or a Pound	0
Radioactive Baby Teeth to Changing Aerosols Accelerating Climate Change	0
Profiles in Sustainability: John J. Berger, Environmental Science and Policy Specialist	0
Living Dangerously in the Sundarbans	0
So Near and Yet So Far	0
Applying the Precautionary Principle to Wireless Technology: Policy Dilemmas and Systemic Risks	0
Missed Warnings of Climate Change: We Should Have Noticed	0
Staying Oriented in a World of Changes	0
The New Vulnerable: Changing Contexts of Food Insecurity in the United States	0
Forest Defenders: Explaining the Violent Politics of Illegal Logging in Romania	0
Review of The Blessings of Disaster: The Lessons That Catastrophes Teach Us and Why Our Future Depends on It	0
Satoyama Landscapes as Ecological Mosaics of Biodiversity: Local Knowledge, Environmental Education, and the Future of Japan’s Rural Areas	0
An Assessment of Germany’s Remaining CO ₂ Budget: Can Germany Still Afford to Destroy Villages to Burn More Coal?	0
A Balancing Act: Tracking Japan’s Energy Transition in the Age of COVID-19	0
People, Places, and Plastic: Environmental Justice and Local Action	0
Ecological Footprint Accounting: Thirty Years and Still Gathering Steam	0
Pesticide Use and Civil Rights in Central California: Slow Violence and the State	0
Climate Negotiations Season Returns, External Influences Multiply, and the World Faces Environmental Default	0
Profiles in Sustainability: William Ripple, Distinguished Professor of Ecology, Oregon State University	0
Profiles in Sustainability: James Mwangi, Founder of Climate Action Platform Africa	0
Review of Time, Progress, Growth and Technology: How Humans and the Earth are Responding	0
The Climate Change Art of K.A. Colorado	0
The Climate March	0
Not Paying Attention	0
Between Evidence and Action: Challenges in Addressing the Institutional Gaps Unveiled by the Dasgupta Review	0
From COP29 to COP30: Rethinking Global Climate Solutions and Latin America’s Role	0
No Excuses for Squandering Gas: Lessening Methane Waste, Bolstering Energy Security	0
Silver Linings: Environmental Disasters as Critical Junctures in Global Governance	0
Environment Readership Survey	0