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Beyond accommodation: Rethinking workplace environments through sensory diversity

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Qualities of relationally restorative places

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Sensitive to what? Environmental sensitivity moderates affective associations with perceived safety, order, and social context

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Linking rural landscapes and sense of place: A systematic literature review

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

A generalized relationship between dose of greenspace exposure behaviours and mental health responses

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

The effects of a nature walking intervention on the mental health of university students: A pragmatic randomized-controlled study

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Impact of light on well-being and mood in everyday life: A longitudinal study on timing, quantity, duration, and frequency of exposure

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

“I believe every word the virtual squirrel says about species protection!” the influence of anthropomorphism and topic fit on the credibility of (virtual) greenfluencers

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Climate anxiety is associated with increasing distress and diminishing returns in pro-environmental behaviours: A cross-sectional study of Australian youth

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Consumers’ evaluations of products with sustainable composition and packaging: The moderating role of green consumption values

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

A framework for organization of graded eco-labels in mental space: Malleability and cognitive bias

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Antecedents of ecospirituality across cultures

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Future before my eyes: How psychological distance and immersive presentations relate to climate emotions

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

A multilevel analysis of the intention to engage in Renewable Energy Communities (RECs): The role of individual dimensions and trust in local institutions

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

Environmental regulations can crowd-out support for individual measures

Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology Published on 2026-10-08 By Anna Ammon

How place shapes diarrheal risk: An eco-social analysis of environmental and social infrastructures in riverine Indonesia

Source: Health & Place Published on 2026-10-08

Special issue editorial: Loneliness and the built environment

Source: Health & Place Published on 2026-10-08

Unpacking pathways to emergency obstetric and newborn care and associated pregnancy outcomes: A cross-sectional spatial analysis in Benin City, Nigeria

Source: Health & Place Published on 2026-10-08

Ambient air pollution at home, work and school: Evidence from Ireland

Source: Health & Place Published on 2026-10-08

Open-air drug markets and opioid-related overdose deaths

Source: Health & Place Published on 2026-10-08

Global Composition Wrapup

Source: WFAE Published on 2026-10-07 By WFAE

Social spatial structure and psychological mechanisms of seat-occupying behavior in university libraries—based on grounded theory analysis

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-10-07 By Source Author

Multimodal characterization of male drivers' affect-relevant and workload-related responses in extra-long tunnel driving

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-10-07 By Source Author

Transit-induced gentrification in the pre-operative period: The case of Maryland’s Purple Line

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-10-06 By Laura Palarz Shuling Wu Nicholas Finio Casey Dawkins University of MarylandLaura Palarz is a PhD student in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Maryland, College Park. Her research focuses on urban and housing economics, with particular interests in transportation, neighborhood change, and the effects of public infrastructure investments.Shuling Wu is an occupational therapist and lecturer at the University of Maryland’s School of Public Health. Her work examines how neighborhood design shapes opportunities for occupational engagement, neighborhood sense, and health. As a qualitatively trained researcher, her work centers on occupational justice, placemaking, transit-oriented neighborhood development, and gentrification.Nicholas Finio is an associate research professor and the associate director of the National Center for Smart Growth at the University of Maryland, College Park. His research interests and publication on gentrification, displacement, public transportation, equity, housing, and smart growth.Casey Dawkins is a professor of Urban Studies and Planning at the University of Maryland College Park, and a faculty fellow at the National Center for Smart Growth. His research interests include housing justice; U.S. housing policy analysis; metropolitan housing market dynamics; the causes, consequences, and measurement of residential segregation by race and income; affordable housing and transit-oriented development; and the link between land use regulations and housing affordability.

Investigating perspectives and emotions on climate change among children and adolescents in San Cristóbal, Galápagos

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-10-06 By Source Author

Waterfront asset, vulnerability, and coastal community resilience: Case study from Bangladesh

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-10-06 By Sabiha Sultana Sheikh Serajul Hakim Md Azharul Islam Khulna UniversitySabiha Sultana is an architect, researcher, and development professional from Bangladesh. She received her Bachelor of Architecture from Khulna University and has experience in architectural design, drafting, documentation, project coordination, and landscape design. She has worked as a research assistant in the Department of Architecture, Khulna University, contributing to research and academic activities related to architecture and urban development. She also serves as an external expert for the People for People (P4P) Project’s Mentor Selection Camp, contributing to the assessment and selection of community mentors through evidence-based engagement. Her research interests include coastal community resilience, vulnerability, climate resilience, urban waterfront public spaces, and nature-based solutions. Her work emphasizes community-driven approaches to sustainable urban development and climate resilience. Her research also explores livable waterfront development through Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD), with a focus on sustainable and climate-resilient urban environments.Sheikh Serajul Hakim is a professor of Architecture at Khulna University, Bangladesh. He received his PhD in Architecture from the National University of Singapore, an MSc in Urban Management and Development from Erasmus University Rotterdam, and a Bachelor of Architecture from BUET. His teaching and research span architecture, urbanism, human settlements, and design. His research focuses on the politics and transformation of human settlements, migrancy and spatial form, coastal settlement systems, climate change, resilience, and the production of ordinary built environments. He has published research on community resilience, post-disaster and resettlement housing, waterfront settlements, public space, gender-responsive infrastructure, and architectural heritage. His academic work is particularly concerned with how social, spatial, environmental, and institutional processes shape everyday built environments in rapidly transforming contexts. He has also contributed to research, consultancy, and collaborative projects with national and international organizations working on urban development, climate resilience, housing, and inclusive built environments in Bangladesh.Md Azharul Islam is an assistant professor of Architecture at Khulna University, Bangladesh. He received his Master of Science in Human Settlements and Bachelor of Architecture from Khulna University. His teaching and research span architecture, human settlements, disaster resilience, and participatory design. His research focuses on post-disaster and resettlement housing, community adaptation, informal settlement upgrading, coastal resilience, and sustainable human settlements. He has published research on state-led resettlement, housing and quality of life, gender-responsive infrastructure, coastal housing, water-sensitive technologies, and community resilience. His academic work is particularly concerned with how spatial planning, design, local knowledge, and community practices can support vulnerable settlements in responding to environmental and social change. He has also led and contributed to funded research, consultancy, and collaborative projects with national and international organizations working on disaster recovery, climate resilience, housing, and community development in Bangladesh.

Highlighting the plant-based nature of a highly liked meat alternative after tasting increases future plant-based choice

Source: Environmental Psychology Group in the University of Groningen Published on 2026-10-05 By Traci

Highlighting the plant-based nature of a highly liked meat alternative after tasting increases future plant-based choice

Source: EP Groningen Published on 2026-10-05 By Traci

Capital mobility and institutional inertia: Ethiopia’s two millennia of spatial statecraft

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-10-02 By Daniel K. Waktola Austin Community CollegeDaniel K. Waktola is an associate professor of Geography at Austin Community College. His research focuses on the spatial challenges of environmental, historical and political geography, with a particular emphasis on Horn of Africa geopolitics and environmental dynamics.

Peripheral centralities: Instances of anticipatory urbanism, edited by Nicholas A. Phelps, Roger Keil, and Paul J. Maginn

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-10-02 By Qiong He The University of Hong Kong

A phased multi-scale framework integrating EnergyPlus and CFD for thermal comfort-oriented spatial design in high-speed railway stations

Source: Architectural Science Review Published on 2026-10-01 By Bingxuan He Junxi Gao Meiling Li Gang Liu Jinwei Zhou Ye Yuan a School of Architecture, Tianjin University, Tianjin, Chinab Tianjin Key Laboratory of Architectural Physical Environment and Ecological Technologies, Tianjin, China

Democracy and urban form, by Richard Sennett

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-30 By Verena Frick Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt

Urban form under pressure: A spatiotemporal analysis of tourism saturation in Bilbao, Spain

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-30 By Estefanía Jaramillo Irantzu Álvarez Alessandra Gandini Rikardo Mínguez Leire Garmendia a University of the Basque Countryb TECNALIAEstefanía Jaramillo is a PhD researcher at the University of the Basque Country (EHU). Her research focuses on urban morphology, socio-economic indicators, and tourism dynamics through urban analytics. Her work combines spatial databases, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and quantitative spatial methods to conduct fine-grained analyses of spatiotemporal processes in the built environment. Her research particularly examines the interplay between urban form and tourism services, exploring how the physical and functional characteristics of urban areas influence the spatial concentration and evolution of tourism pressure and contribute to the emergence of tourism saturation.Irantzu Álvarez is an associate professor at the Bilbao School of Engineering, University of the Basque Country (EHU), in the Department of Graphic Design and Engineering Projects. Her research explores the use of geospatial technologies and digital modeling for the analysis of urban and socio-spatial processes. Her work combines Geographic Information Systems (GIS), spatial databases, programming, three-dimensional modeling, and Building Information Modeling (BIM) to investigate urban planning, mobility, climate change, terrain and socio-spatial dynamics, and the development of digital twins for urban environments.Alessandra Gandini is a senior researcher in the Energy, Climate and Urban Transitions Unit at Tecnalia Research & Innovation. An architect from the Polytechnic University of Milan (2006) with a European Master’s in Project Management (2011) and a PhD in Advanced Materials Engineering from the University of the Basque Country (2017), her work centers on the sustainable management of historic cities. She focuses specifically on the intersection of sustainable tourism, energy efficiency, and climate change as key drivers for the regeneration of built heritage and landscapes. She has led numerous European and international development cooperation projects, notably in Ecuador, and has shared her expertise on conservation and risk prevention in Jordan, Cuba, and Ecuador.Rikardo Mínguez is a full professor of the Department of Graphic Design and Engineering Projects at the University of the Basque Country (EHU). He is an Industrial Engineer specialized in Mechanical engineering by the School of Engineering in Bilbao, University of the Basque Country (EHU). He joined Laval University in Québec in 2005 as a visiting scientist. He coordinated the Product Design Laboratory since 2005. Currently he is a member of the Life Cycle Thinking Research Group since its creation in 2021. His research focuses on Product Life Cycle Assessment, Ecodesign and Circular Economy.Leire Garmendia is secretary general at the University of the Basque Country (EHU). She is an associate professor, accredited as full professor, in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, in the area of Construction Engineering, and Principal Investigator of the SAREN research group, “Sustainable and Resilient Built Environment.” Specialized in building pathology, her research focuses on risk assessment in the construction sector and the impacts of climate change, with the aim of developing innovative solutions such as structural strengthening materials, energy-efficient designs and products, and adaptation solutions aimed at creating resilient buildings and environments.

Following the leaders: Sustainability engagement and urban development trajectories

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-30 By Susan M. Opp University of Missouri–Kansas CitySusan M. Opp is the Schutte Endowed Chair of Urban Affairs in the Department of Public Affairs at the University of Missouri–Kansas City’s Bloch School of Management. As a community-engaged scholar, her research, teaching, and service focus primarily on environmental policy, sustainability, and economic development. Her research has appeared in a variety of academic and professional outlets, including Urban Affairs Review, Journal of Urban Affairs, Journal of Planning Literature, Economic Development Quarterly, and Local Environment. Dr. Opp’s work intentionally bridges scholarship and public service. She was an inaugural Pracademic Fellow with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Policy in 2016 and later served for more than two years as a Senior Policy Advisor with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. She was also a Fulbright Scholar in Mauritius in 2021–2022 focusing on environmental and economic issues related to small island developing states.

Reel nr. 10 September / October – MARE SUEBICUM

Source: WFAE Published on 2026-09-29 By WFAE

Festschrift for R. Murray Schafer on the Occasion of His 80th Birthday

Source: WFAE Published on 2026-09-29 By WFAE

Psychometric Properties of the Turkish Version of the Musical Activity and Well-Being Scale: A Methodological Study From Türkiye

Source: Psychology of Music Published on 2026-09-28 By Buket Şimşek Arslan, Alper Börekci

NYC Congestion Charge in the Public Eye: How Opponents and Supporters Consistently (Mis) perceive Public Support

Source: Environment and Behavior Published on 2026-09-28 By Magnus Bergquist, Anneliese Fallmann

Seeding Norms by Making the Invisible Visible in a Field Study on Pro-Environmental Change

Source: Environmental Psychology Group in the University of Groningen Published on 2026-09-28 By Traci

Seeding Norms by Making the Invisible Visible in a Field Study on Pro-Environmental Change

Source: EP Groningen Published on 2026-09-28 By Traci

Held Hostage—How Big Food is still hijacking public health and undermining public finances | Blog by Tim Jackson

Source: CUSP Published on 2026-09-28 By kultur.work

Stress recovery and restorative effects of viewing different types of peony garden landscapes: a preliminary experiment

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-28 By Source Author

An exploratory study of architectural design and material impact on noise reduction in two surgical intensive care units

Source: Architectural Science Review Published on 2026-09-28 By Morteza Pazani-Kohaki Seyed Abbas Yazdanfar Davoud Panahi Erfan Arafati a School of Architecture and Environmental Design Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Iranb Faculty of Health and Safety, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Effective Maps (10-06-26)

Source: Research Design Connections Published on 2026-09-27 By S Augustin

Building Façades, Viewer Wellbeing (10-05-26)

Source: Research Design Connections Published on 2026-09-27 By S Augustin

Classroom Design and Student Behavior (10-02-26)

Source: Research Design Connections Published on 2026-09-27 By S Augustin

Better, Best Color Options (10-01-26)

Source: Research Design Connections Published on 2026-09-27 By S Augustin

Benefits of Moving (09-30-26)

Source: Research Design Connections Published on 2026-09-27 By S Augustin

The spatial lives of a failed idea: US industrial policy after Fordism

Source: Environment and Planning Published on 2026-09-27 By Chris Meulbroek

Class-monopoly rent and contested retail spaces under financialization: Small businesses, landlord power, and policy interventions in Singapore and Hong Kong

Source: Environment and Planning Published on 2026-09-27 By Mingze Bai, Shenjing He

The roles of governance and organizations in affordable housing outcomes for low-income households: A case study of four neighborhoods in Columbus, Ohio

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-25 By Aram Yang Rice UniversityAram Yang is a research analyst II at the Kinder Institute for Urban Research’s Center for Housing and Neighborhoods, specializing in housing, poverty, and community development. She holds a PhD in City and Regional Planning from Ohio State University, a master’s in City and Regional Planning from Rutgers University, and a bachelor’s in Local Autonomy Administration from Chungnam National University in South Korea. Her doctoral research examined U.S. neighborhood variations in affordable housing availability and the impacts of privatized housing production.

Invited Perspectives: Science for Comprehensive Disaster and Climate Risk Management

Source: EP Groningen Published on 2026-09-25 By Traci

The embodied meaningful place framework: integrating symbolic, personal, and internal environments in virtual reality

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-25 By Source Author

The False Economy of Big Food—2026 Update | Report

Source: CUSP Published on 2026-09-24 By kultur.work

Urbanizing on the ruins of solar: Secondhand photovoltaics, repair, and subaltern urbanization in Bhojpur Dharampur (India)

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-24 By Rémi de Bercegol Shankare Gowda a CNRS, Institut Français de Pondichéryb Centre de Sciences HumainesRémi de Bercegol is a CNRS researcher in geography and urban studies and Head of the Social Sciences Department at the French Institute of Pondicherry. Affiliated with the PRODIG research center in France, he studies urbanization through its margins, infrastructures and material flows, with fieldwork mainly in India and, comparatively, in East Africa and Southeast Asia. His research has examined water, sanitation, electricity, housing, waste management, recycling, land transformations, and environmental pollution, focusing on how urbanization redistributes access to resources, labor, value, and environmental harm across territories and social groups. He combines long-term ethnographic fieldwork with comparative, interdisciplinary, and visual approaches, and has coordinated several research programs in South Asia. His recent work focuses on informal recycling economies in small Indian towns, material circulation, environmental justice, and coastal transformations. He is also involved in research training, doctoral supervision, and scientific coordination across international partnerships.Shankare Gowda holds a PhD in political science and is an Associate Researcher at the Centre de Sciences Humaines, New Delhi. A field-based researcher, he works on urban slums and rehabilitation, participatory democracy, identity politics, and urban governance. He has contributed to research programs on small towns, water and sanitation, waste management, informal recycling, and the socio-material transformations of Indian cities, combining extensive field investigation with attention to institutions, workers, infrastructures, and material flows. He has also contributed to research on slum redevelopment in Delhi with Véronique Dupont, with whom he co-authored the forthcoming book Towards a Slum-Free City? Delhi and the Unfinished Story of Kathputli Colony.

Evacuation: The politics and aesthetics of movement in emergency, by Peter Adey

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-24 By Ruth Trumble Hofstra University

Does attention matter more than exposure? A pilot RCT of nature-based mindfulness for mental well-being and stress

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-24 By Source Author

Call for news for IAPS Bulletin 54

Source: International Association of People-Environmental Studies Published on 2026-09-23 By admin

A summer of fire and ice: climate change is now

Source: EP Groningen Published on 2026-09-23 By Traci

Research recap: How do dynamic norms impact pro-environmental behaviour?

Source: Environmental Psychology Group in the University of Groningen Published on 2026-09-23 By Traci

Research recap: How much does closeness matter in community energy initiatives?

Source: EP Groningen Published on 2026-09-23 By Traci

Associations of soundscape naturalness and natural-element complexity with short-term psychophysiological restoration in campus green spaces: a virtual reality study

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-23 By Source Author

Research on the emotional space design of psychological counseling room from the perspective of embodied interaction

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-23 By Source Author

Spatial and gender disparities in rental affordability among young adults: The case of Buenos Aires

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-23 By Juan Pablo Carranza María Virginia Monayar Sixto Cristiani Leandro Nicolás Rodriguez a Universidad Nacional de Córdobab Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicasc Universidad Torcuato Di TellaJuan Pablo Carranza is an economist with a PhD and a Master’s in Public Policy. He is a Professor at the National University of Córdoba, in Argentina. He focuses on urban and regional economics, particularly on real estate price formation and its impact on urban equity. He has worked as a consultant for international organizations such as the Inter-American Development Bank, the Development Bank of Latin America, and the United Nations Development Programme. His work has been published in Land Use Policy, Journal of Environmental Management, Macroeconomic Dynamics, among other journals.María Virginia Monayar is an architect and holds a PhD in Geography. She works as a researcher for Argentina’s national scientific research council, CONICET, based at the Housing and Habitat Research Institute (INVIHAB) of the National University of Córdoba. Her work focuses on the study of urban segregation, particularly informal settlement processes and the tensions associated with them. She has an extensive research record, with publications in well-regarded journals across the region.Sixto Cristiani holds a master’s in Urban Economics and an MSc in Regional and Urban Planning Studies from the London School of Economics. He has worked as a consultant on urban mobility issues for numerous international organizations. He is also a well-known political advocate for fairer and more equitable cities.Leandro Nicolás Rodriguez is a sociologist with a master’s in Urban Economics and is a candidate for a Master’s degree in Spatial Information Applications from the National University of Córdoba and Argentina’s National Commission on Space Activities. His work focuses on the use of satellite technology to study social aspects of cities in the region.

The wall dancers: Searching for freedom and connection on the Chinese internet, by Yi-Ling Liu

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-22 By Rongbin Han University of Georgia

Ethnic entrepreneurship and cultural dynamics: Immigrant workers in small-city revitalization

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-22 By Asma Mehan Texas Tech UniversityAsma Mehan is an assistant professor of Architecture and Urbanism at the Huckabee College of Architecture, Texas Tech University, where she directs the Architectural Humanities and Urbanism Lab (AHU_Lab). She holds a PhD in Architecture, History and Project from the Politecnico di Torino, awarded cum laude. Her research addresses critical urban studies, public space, heritage, and the social and cultural dimensions of urban transformation, with fieldwork across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia. She is the author of Tehran: From Sacred to Radical (Routledge, 2022), Kuala Lumpur: Community, Infrastructure and Urban Inclusivity (Routledge, 2020), The Affective Agency of Public Space: Social Inclusion and Community Cohesion (De Gruyter Brill, 2024), and co-editor of After Oil: A Comparative Paradigm of Oil Heritage, Urban Transformation and Resilience Paradigm (Springer, 2025) and City, Public Space and Body: The Embodied Experience of Urban Life (Routledge, 2025). She serves as editor-in-chief of plaNext: Next Generation Planning.

Deterrence or prevention? The challenges of algorithmic crime prediction in urban spaces

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-22 By Simon Egbert Elena Esposito a Bielefeld Universityb University of BolognaSimon Egbert is a sociologist and criminologist at the Faculty of Sociology at Bielefeld University. His work focuses on data integration and analysis platforms, predictive analytics, digital sovereignty, and the social implications of data-driven policing technologies. In addition to numerous journal articles and book chapters, he is the co-author of Criminal Futures. Predictive Policing and Everyday Police Work and co-editor of Algorithmic Regimes. Methods, Interactions, and Politics.Elena Esposito is a professor of Sociology at Bielefeld University and the University of Bologna. She has published extensively on the theory of society, media theory, memory theory and the sociology of financial markets. Her current research on algorithmic prediction has been supported by an Advanced Grant from the European Research Council. Her latest books are Artificial Communication. How Algorithms Produce Social Intelligence and Kommunikation mit unverständlichen Maschinen.

Dracula urbanism and smart city mania, by David Wilson and Elvin Wyly

Source: Journal of Urban Affairs Published on 2026-09-22 By Vinci Y.J. Cheung The University of Hong Kong

Plastic, synthetic material, or polymer? How material terminology shapes material meanings and informs green technology evaluations

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-22 By Source Author

A deep learning-expert hybrid framework for interpreting interior and architectural design styles in cultural heritage contexts

Source: Architectural Science Review Published on 2026-09-22 By Quoc-Dung Nguyen Van-Tung Nguyen Giang Truc Thi Bui Faculty of Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Engineering, Van Lang School of Technology, Van Lang University, Ho Chi MinhCity, Vietnam

Use of mycelium in architecture: a research and experimental architectural workshop

Source: Architectural Science Review Published on 2026-09-22 By Marko Stavrev Tomaž Berčič Andrej Mahovič Andrea Shundovska Faculty of Architecture, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Personalizing spatial configuration and user responses in virtual reality workspaces

Source: Architectural Science Review Published on 2026-09-21 By Kyunghyun Cho Jisoo Kang Gisung Han Seung Hyun Cha a Graduate School of Culture Technology, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, Republic of Koreab Smart City Research Center, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, Republic of Korea

Affective integration in climate change communication: recency effects and negativity bias in responses to climate picture sequences

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-21 By Source Author

8ο Συνέδριο Ακουστικής Οικολογίας // 8th Conference on Acoustic Ecology

Source: WFAE Published on 2026-09-19 By WFAE

Beyond Listening 3: Resounding the Rights of Nature

Source: WFAE Published on 2026-09-19 By WFAE

How Long Should I spend in Nature Today? Evidence for a 45-Minute Observed Breakpoint in Psychological Ecosystem Services During Single-Visit Urban Green-Space Experiences

Source: Environment and Behavior Published on 2026-09-19 By Shih-Han Hung, Wan-Yu Chou, Pongsakorn Suppakittpaisarn

Urban Gardening, Sustainable Development and Inhabitant Perceptions: A New Framework for Analysis

Source: Environment and Behavior Published on 2026-09-18 By Sk. Md. Nur-E-Alam, Marcin Feltynowski, Jacek Chądzyński

Correction: Foreground, midground, and restoration: EEG and preference responses to depth-controlled rural scenes

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-18 By Source Author

Unveiling adolescents’ climate agency modes and their personal, behavioral, and environmental determinants: a qualitative study

Source: Frontiers in Psychology Published on 2026-09-17 By Source Author

Yoga and Meditation Improve Mental Health, with Outdoor Settings Offering Additional Benefits Where Differences Exist: A Systematic Review

Source: Ecopsychology (SAGE) Published on 2026-09-17 By Sarah E. Ahmadi, Camille L. Garnsey, Erika K. Osherow, Crystal L. ParkDepartment of Psychological Sciences, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, USA.

Seeding Norms by Making the Invisible Visible in a Field Study on Pro-Environmental Change

Source: Environment and Behavior Published on 2026-09-16 By Tabea Hoffmann, Sandra J. Geiger, Jan Willem Bolderdijk, Ward S. Rauws

LRG AGM 2026: members approve constitutional changes and elect trustees

Source: Landscape Research Group Published on 2026-09-16 By Sarah Lawton

Welcome to our new trustee, Robin Hüppe

Source: Landscape Research Group Published on 2026-09-16 By Sarah Lawton

Pro-environmental behaviour and mental well-being pathways: a theoretical framework and research agenda

Source: Environmental Psychology Group in the University of Groningen Published on 2026-09-16 By Traci

Playing for Climate Justice

Source: EP Groningen Published on 2026-09-16 By Traci

What does ideological self-placement manifest? Structural associations with basic values and issue positions

Source: Environmental Psychology Group in the University of Groningen Published on 2026-09-16 By Traci