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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)

Article	Citations
The History of Climate Change	45
Evaluation of the Water Policies of the Urmia Lake Basin: Has the Government Accurately Identified the Problem?	35
Freedom, Human Rights, Paris Agreement, and Climate Change: The German Landmark Ruling on Climate Litigation	24
The Environmental Justice Agenda for E-Waste Management	19
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 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	10
Review of The Untold Story of the World’s Leading Environmental Institution: UNEP at Fifty	9
Moving to a New Age of Water	8
Navigating Environmental Crossroads: Pesticides, Bee Pollinators, and the Wireless Revolution	8
War and the Politics of Energy and Climate Change	6
Climate Finance: An Overview	6
Review of The Octopus in the Parking Garage—A Call for Climate Resilience	5
Cutting the Climate Change Gordian Knot and Addressing Lock-In	5
Disasters, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and a Human Health Observing System	4
Contributions of Mary Evelyn Tucker	4
Sustainability Under Siege	3
Tribal Adaptation to Changing Climate in the Chugach Region, Alaska	3
The Greta Generation: How the Climate Protests Unite Europe’s Youth	3
Nuclear in Our Lives	3
The Papal Plea	2
The Power of EJ Money for Health, Wealth, and Resilience	2
Profiles in Sustainability: Daniel Bresette, President of Environmental and Energy Study Institute	2
Anthropocene Warnings and Connections	2

Transitioning the Chemical Industry: The Case for Addressing the Climate, Toxics, and Plastics Crises	2
People and Walrus on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska	1
Pondering the Anthropocene	1
Tomorrow Is Here	1
The Persistence of COVID-19 and Inequities in the U.S. Experience	1
The Murmuring of Silence	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
Stewards of the Sea: Empowering India’s Traditional Fisherfolk to Safeguard Coastal Ecosystems	1
The Bill Ripple Effect	1
Wine Bottles, a Heavy-Weight Competition With a Light-Weight Challenger	1
Climate Stress and Grief, Farmers and Ranchers	1
The Dasgupta Review: A Landmark Report That Will Influence Economic Theory and Practice	1
The Geopolitics of Animal Welfare	1
Tipping Points and Sustainability Science	1
Profiles in Sustainability: James Mwangi, Founder of Climate Action Platform Africa	0
Is Transnational Aid Necessary for Global Environmental Sustainability and Health Security?	0
Water in the Middle East	0
Global Ambition and Local Action Through Dialogue	0
An Appreciation of Margaret Benner Smidt — In the Red Queen’s World	0
Visualizing Disaster Risk Reduction to Inspire Positive Action	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Rupert Read and Liam Kavanagh, Co-Founders of the Climate Majority Project	0
Profit Over People: Killing a Tribal Movement Against Corporate Mining in India	0
Loss and Damage Funding in the UN Climate Negotiations: From Dialogue to Reality	0
Hypotheses and Images: Cellphone Radiation and Clumping Blood	0
My World, My Narrative: Youth Momentum and the Future of the Environment	0
COP 26 and Sustainability Science	0
Profiles in Sustainability: The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences and Arizona State University	0
COP26: How Full Is the Glass?	0
Cutting Through the Fog: The Propaganda That Keeps Big Oil in Business	0
Thank You for “Earthrise”	0
Profiles in Sustainability: John J. Berger, Environmental Science and Policy Specialist	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
Living Dangerously in the Sundarbans	0
Staying Oriented in a World of Changes	0
What Lies Ahead: How Aid for Climate Refugees Must Focus on Human Rights and Human Health	0
At 78 Degrees North	0
People, Places, and Plastic: Environmental Justice and Local Action	0
Environmental Procedures at the FCC: A Case Study in Corporate Capture	0
The Latest IPCC Synthesis Report: What We Learned About Climate Science, and What We Learned About Ourselves	0
Nature-Based Solutions and Agroecology: Business as Usual or an Opportunity for Transformative Change?	0
Climate Negotiations Season Returns, External Influences Multiply, and the World Faces Environmental Default	0
The Human Face and Moral Force of the Climate Crisis	0
The Next Steps for Valuing Nature in Decision Making	0
The Power of Art	0
Profiles in Sustainability	0
The ‘How’ of Transformation: Principles for a Justice-Centered Response to the Climate and Biodiversity Crises	0
Review of Toxic Lake: Environmental Destruction and the Epic Fight to Save Onondaga Lake	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
One Health and the Environment: From Conceptual Framework to Implementation Science	0

Communication	0
Wasting or Saving Lives: The Power of Chemicals and Laws	0
Success of 30 × 30 COP-16 Depends on Valuing Nature	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Fedele Bauccio, CEO and Cofounder of Bon Appétit Management Company	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Joseph Heathcott, Chair of Urban and Environmental Studies at the New School, New York City, New York	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
SunDay	0
Letter from Antarctica	0
A Balancing Act: Tracking Japan’s Energy Transition in the Age of COVID-19	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Anthony Leiserowitz, Director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication	0
Ecological Footprint Accounting: Thirty Years and Still Gathering Steam	0
Preserve, Protect and Defend	0
America Can Unite on Climate. Seriously.	0
Profiles in Sustainability: William Ripple, Distinguished Professor of Ecology, Oregon State University	0
Water, War & Peace in the Middle East	0
Global Warming Has Accelerated: Are the United Nations and the Public Well-Informed?	0
The Climate Change Art of K.A. Colorado	0
Preparing for Disasters	0
Review of The Blessings of Disaster: The Lessons That Catastrophes Teach Us and Why Our Future Depends on It	0
Seeking a Quiet Ocean	0
The Emerging Politics of Genetic Biocontrol	0
Feeding the Heart	0
Water, War & Peace in the Middle East: 30 Years On	0
Transitioning the Chemical Industry: Elements of a Roadmap Toward Sustainable Chemicals and Materials	0
Corruption Undermines Justice in Clean Energy Transitions	0
Life in the Anthropocene	0
The Climate March	0
Beginning Sustainability Journeys	0
21.8 Million People Inside the Most Effective Pollution Exposure Chamber	0
Radioactive Baby Teeth to Changing Aerosols Accelerating Climate Change	0
No Excuses for Squandering Gas: Lessening Methane Waste, Bolstering Energy Security	0
Not Paying Attention	0
Chinese Public Awareness, Support, and Confidence in China’s Carbon Neutrality Goal	0
Applying the Precautionary Principle to Wireless Technology: Policy Dilemmas and Systemic Risks	0
Review of Decolonizing Environmentalism: Alternative Visions and Practices for Environmental Action	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Mary Evelyn Tucker, Co-Director of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology	0
Unforced Errors in Public Policy Can Lead to Forced Pollution Exposures—Putting the Health of All Urban Breathers First	0
China’s Due Diligence Legislation for Environmental Governance on Transnational Corporations: History and Future	0
Empowering Indigenous Peoples and Valuing Their Knowledge	0
Warming Up: How Climate Change Is Changing Sport	0
Rachel Carson’s Strategies for Literary Science and Silent Spring	0
A Mark, a Yen, a Buck, or a Pound	0
Deep-Sea Mining and Arctic Governance	0
Signs for All to See ¹	0
Review of Water Lands: A Vision for the World’s Wetlands and Their People	0
Global Perspective	0
Here, There, and Everywhere: How the SDGs Must Include Noise Pollution in Their Development Challenges	0
Missed Warnings of Climate Change: We Should Have Noticed	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Judith Preston, Chairperson of the Board at John Mac Foundation; Centre for Environmental Law, Macquarie Law School	0
Pesticide Use and Civil Rights in Central California: Slow Violence and the State	0
Forest Defenders: Explaining the Violent Politics of Illegal Logging in Romania	0
This Moment—and Others	0
Review of Time, Progress, Growth and Technology: How Humans and the Earth are Responding	0
Children’s Aspirations About Their Sustainable Futures in Portugal	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Saleem Ali, Blue and Gold Distinguished Professor of Energy and the Environment, University of Delaware	0
Animating the Carbon Cycle: How Wildlife Conservation Can Be a Key to Mitigate Climate Change	0
An Assessment of Germany’s Remaining CO ₂ Budget: Can Germany Still Afford to Destroy Villages to Burn More Coal?	0
From COP29 to COP30: Rethinking Global Climate Solutions and Latin America’s Role	0
Silver Linings: Environmental Disasters as Critical Junctures in Global Governance	0
Situating One Health at the Center of the Climate Agenda	0
Time to Call on Pricing	0
Early Childhood Mobile Device Use: Implications for Child Health and Sustainability	0
Alaĝum Kanuux̂, the Heart of the Ocean	0
Why Objective Science Does Not Resolve Environmental Policy Issues	0
Are Athlete Activists Credible on Climate and Environmental Issues?	0
Youth Perspective: Youth in Climate Change Policy in Uganda	0
Between Evidence and Action: Challenges in Addressing the Institutional Gaps Unveiled by the Dasgupta Review	0
The Pragmatist’s Guide to ESG	0
Emerging Alliances for the Earth Community	0
The New Vulnerable: Changing Contexts of Food Insecurity in the United States	0
Environment Readership Survey	0
GMO Decision-Making and the Precautionary Principle: The Drought-Tolerant Genetically Modified Maize Case in South Africa	0
Advancing New Technology and Policy to Manage Methane in This Decisive Decade	0
Poverty and Pollution	0
Profiles in Sustainability: Mike Hulme, Professor of Human Geography, and Fellow and Geography Director of Studies at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge	0