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Permafrost thaw challenges and life in Svalbard 永久冻土融化的挑战和斯瓦尔巴群岛的生活
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2021.100122
Ulla Timlin , Alexandra Meyer , Tanja Nordström , Arja Rautio

Svalbard is facing changes related to climate change and permafrost thaw, which have impacts on the life and well-being of people. This study evaluated impacts of climate change and permafrost thaw on the life of locals living in Longyearbyen, Svalbard and focused on investigating self-rated health, well-being, quality of life, satisfaction with life, and feeling of empowerment when facing the changes and impacts. The aim was to find out which perceived environmental and adaptation factors relate to these dependent variables. The data was collected using a multidisciplinary questionnaire (n = 84); for statistical analysis cross-tabulation was used and the associations were tested either by the Pearson χ2 test or Fisher's exact test, when appropriate. Binary logistic regression analysis was used to investigate associations between the dependent variables and perceived environmental and adaptation factors. Results suggested that well-being, quality of life, satisfaction with life, and life balance (a sum variable of earlier parameters) were associated with the recognized challenges related to infrastructure or physical environment. Quality of life and life balance were supported by the opinion that not enough has been done to adapt to permafrost thaw by national and global authorities. Despite recognized challenges, participants appear to live satisfied lives. People seemed to have knowledge about the impacts of permafrost thaw, they wanted to adapt to the changes, but more actions are needed from national and global authorities. Research with a larger sample size is needed due to the complexity of the relationships between people, holistic well-being, and climate change.

斯瓦尔巴群岛正面临与气候变化和永久冻土融化有关的变化,这些变化对人们的生活和福祉产生了影响。本研究评估了气候变化和永久冻土融化对斯瓦尔巴群岛朗伊尔城当地人生活的影响,并重点调查了自评健康、福祉、生活质量、生活满意度以及面对变化和影响时的赋权感。目的是找出哪些感知到的环境和适应因素与这些因变量有关。采用多学科问卷收集数据(n = 84);统计分析采用交叉表法,并在适当时采用Pearson χ2检验或Fisher精确检验对相关性进行检验。采用二元logistic回归分析研究因变量与感知环境和适应因素之间的关系。结果表明,幸福感、生活质量、生活满意度和生活平衡(早期参数的总和变量)与基础设施或物理环境相关的公认挑战相关。生活质量和生活平衡的观点得到了支持,即国家和全球当局在适应永久冻土融化方面做得还不够。尽管面临公认的挑战,但参与者似乎过着满意的生活。人们似乎对永久冻土融化的影响有所了解,他们希望适应这些变化,但国家和全球当局需要采取更多行动。由于人、整体福祉和气候变化之间关系的复杂性,需要更大样本量的研究。
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引用次数: 7
A fuzzy based sustainability assessment tool for small island states 基于模糊的小岛屿国家可持续发展评估工具
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100123
Pierre Olivier St Flour, Chandradeo Bokhoree

The global change between human activities and the natural environment has evolved with technological growth and economic development. Due to their size and small population, small island states have become the most vulnerable to these irreversible changes. These have raised the importance for taking some initiatives for human benefits, economic welfare and environmental protection. Sustainable practices and performance measurement are important for these small island states. The purpose of this paper was to develop a quantitative modelling tool to measure sustainability performance for small island states while considering the three sustainability spheres namely environment, economic and social in an integrated manner. A Sustainability Assessment Tool for Small Island States (SATIS) was developed based on a fuzzy methodological approach which used sustainability indicators for the three dimensions. The research began by identifying the indicators for Mauritius island which were then selected according to their level of importance for this research study through an expert survey. Data was then collected and applied to the proposed model. A Sensitivity analysis was conducted in order to stress on the most influencing factors that were affecting the overall system. The model was then validated using recent data. It was observed that fuzzy logic approach has shown great reasoning capabilities which traditional mathematical tools failed to produce. The fuzzy based methodological approach was found to be a remarkable tool for monitoring sustainability performance in small island states. To conclude, this model is recommended for sustainability assessment. Practitioners can apply this modelling technique to track sustainability performance of Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

人类活动与自然环境之间的全球性变化是随着科技的发展和经济的发展而演变的。小岛屿国家由于幅员辽阔、人口稀少,最容易受到这些不可逆转的变化的影响。这些都提高了为人类利益、经济福利和环境保护采取一些主动行动的重要性。可持续做法和绩效衡量对这些小岛屿国家很重要。本文的目的是开发一种量化建模工具来衡量小岛屿国家的可持续性绩效,同时综合考虑三个可持续性领域,即环境、经济和社会。小岛屿国家可持续性评估工具是根据模糊方法制定的,该方法在三个方面使用可持续性指标。研究首先确定毛里求斯岛的指标,然后通过专家调查根据其对本研究的重要程度选择这些指标。然后收集数据并应用于所提出的模型。为了强调影响整个系统的最具影响力的因素,进行了敏感性分析。然后使用最近的数据验证了该模型。结果表明,模糊逻辑方法显示出传统数学工具无法提供的强大推理能力。研究发现,基于模糊的方法方法是监测小岛屿国家可持续发展绩效的重要工具。综上所述,该模型可用于可持续性评价。从业者可以应用这种建模技术来跟踪小岛屿发展中国家(SIDS)的可持续性表现。
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引用次数: 3
Finding the ecological farmer: A farmer typology to understand ecological practice adoption within Europe 寻找生态农民:一个农民类型学来理解生态实践在欧洲的采用
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100125
Andrew P. Barnes, Bethan Thompson, Luiza Toma

Agricultural policies are now orientated towards sustainable food production which integrate climate and biodiversity targets. Increasing the uptake of ecological approaches is intrinsic to the success of these policies. but this is contingent on farmer acceptability of these practices. We employ a cross-European farmer survey to explore the perspectives of producers and to derive a typology based on their ecological self-identities.Using a one stage latent class model we find four types and examine common factors which may correlate to farmer membership of a particular group. We find two types which are positive towards uptake of ecological approaches but are mainly differentiated by their responses to social pressure and the acceptance of ecological practices within their supply chains. A further group reveals a multifunctional identity, which balances ecological with food productivity goals, whereas a final group show indifference towards ecological approaches and may align with previous work identifying productivist farming identities. As Governments are seeking to promote transition within the industry we argue for clear policy intent inmessaging, as well as approaches which support supply chain dialogue to target particular groups of farmers for real behavioural change.

农业政策现在以可持续粮食生产为导向,将气候和生物多样性目标结合起来。增加对生态方法的吸收是这些政策成功的内在因素。但这取决于农民对这些做法的接受程度。我们采用了一项跨欧洲的农民调查来探索生产者的观点,并基于他们的生态自我认同得出了一种类型学。利用一阶段潜类模型,我们发现了四种类型,并检查了可能与特定群体的农民成员资格相关的共同因素。我们发现有两种类型的企业对生态方法的吸收是积极的,但主要是通过对社会压力的反应和对供应链中生态实践的接受程度来区分的。另一组揭示了多功能身份,平衡了生态与粮食生产力目标,而最后一组对生态方法漠不关心,可能与先前确定生产力主义农业身份的工作一致。由于各国政府正在寻求促进行业内的转型,我们主张在信息传递中明确政策意图,以及支持供应链对话的方法,以针对特定农民群体实现真正的行为改变。
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引用次数: 9
Household-level cooking stove emissions, perceptions and influencing factors: Lessons learned from Rangunia Upazila, Chittagong, Bangladesh 家庭炉灶排放、认知和影响因素:从孟加拉国吉大港Rangunia Upazila获得的经验教训
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100150
Tarit Kumar Baul , Moumita Das , Shiba Kar , Mohammed Jashimuddin

In developing countries, connections between rural households' energy access, efficiency of cooking technologies, and relevant factors are less understood. This study investigates household-level cooking stove's carbon-di-oxide (CO2) emissions, perceptions, and influencing factors in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Methods involve a survey of 176 randomly selected households with a pre-tested questionnaire, and relevant measurements of traditional cooking stoves (TCS) and improved cooking stoves (ICS) of the households in three different categories: nearby, far, and very far from a protected forest area. Results show that most of the households use double-mouthed TCS, although ICS can save 27% fuels and 25% CO2 emissions compared to TCS. Between 44% to 84% of the respondents prefer ICS because these are less labor intensive, emission-friendly as well as fuel- and time- efficient. The perception varies significantly between the households located far away and nearby the park. The amount of fuelwood and total biomass fuels used in the TCS tends to be significantly (p < 0.05) higher than those in the ICS, which corresponds to the higher emissions in TCS. We also find that a household releases six times higher CO2 emissions from burning fuelwood and other biomass fuels compared to use of non-renewable fuels. Households with pucca (brick-built) houses, financial affluency, education, large family size, away from the park, and larger homestead area tend to release more emissions from the use of fuelwood and non-renewable fuels. This study finding can help policymakers make informed decisions in implementing ICS and other cleaner biomass-based projects.

在发展中国家,人们对农村家庭能源获取、烹饪技术效率和相关因素之间的联系了解较少。本研究调查了孟加拉国吉大港家庭炉灶的二氧化碳(CO2)排放、认知和影响因素。方法包括对176个随机抽取的家庭进行问卷调查,并对这些家庭的传统炉灶(TCS)和改良炉灶(ICS)进行相关测量,这些家庭分别位于离森林保护区近、远和非常远的三个不同类别。结果表明,大多数家庭使用双口TCS,尽管与TCS相比,ICS可以节省27%的燃料和25%的二氧化碳排放。44%到84%的受访者更喜欢ICS,因为ICS的劳动密集程度较低,排放友好,省油省时。距离公园较远的家庭和距离公园较近的家庭之间的感知差异很大。在TCS中使用的薪材和总生物质燃料的数量趋于显著(p <0.05)高于ICS,这对应于TCS更高的排放量。我们还发现,与使用不可再生燃料相比,一个家庭燃烧薪材和其他生物质燃料释放的二氧化碳排放量高出六倍。拥有砖房、经济富裕、受教育程度高、家庭规模大、远离公园、宅基地面积大的家庭,在使用薪材和不可再生燃料时往往会释放出更多的排放物。这一研究发现可以帮助决策者在实施ICS和其他更清洁的生物质项目时做出明智的决定。
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引用次数: 2
Resource nexus oriented decision making along the textile value chain: The case of wastewater management 纺织价值链上资源关联导向的决策:以废水管理为例
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100153
Kamol Gomes , Edeltraud Guenther , Jon Morris , Judith Miggelbrink , Serena Caucci

The textile industry has led to economic prosperity but harms the environment caused by untreated textile wastewater. This paper aims to integrate the textile value chain (TVC), resource nexus, the textile production chain (TPC), focusing on wastewater management (WWM) and environmental consequences (EC). The SCOPUS electronic database has selected 110 peer-reviewed relevant articles through PRISMA guidelines. The significant research gaps and seven substantial future research avenues have been identified through a systematic literature review. The predominant avenue portrayed effective integration of TPC associated EC interlinking the TVC to mitigate the silo thinking of SDGs by reinforcing the resource nexus synergies.

纺织工业带来了经济的繁荣,但未经处理的纺织废水对环境造成了危害。本文旨在整合纺织价值链(TVC)、资源关系、纺织生产链(TPC),重点关注废水管理(WWM)和环境后果(EC)。SCOPUS电子数据库通过PRISMA指南选择了110篇同行评议的相关文章。通过系统的文献综述,确定了重大的研究差距和七个实质性的未来研究途径。主要的途径描述了与TPC相关的EC的有效整合,将TVC相互关联,通过加强资源联系的协同作用来减轻可持续发展目标的筒仓思维。
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引用次数: 3
Identifying and harmonizing the priorities of stakeholders in the Chesapeake Bay environmental monitoring community 确定和协调切萨皮克湾环境监测社区利益相关者的优先事项
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100155
Suzanne E. Webster , E. Caroline Donovan , Elizabeth Chudoba , Christine D. Miller Hesed , Michael Paolisso , William C. Dennison

Research collaborations between volunteer monitoring groups and environmental scientists and managers are instrumental for understanding and managing complex socioecological systems. In the Chesapeake region, the Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative (CMC) helps coordinate volunteer monitoring efforts throughout the watershed, and facilitates collaboration between environmental stakeholders. However, stakeholders perceive their environment and their own role in different ways, and these perceptions affect how they prioritize problems and respective solutions. We conducted a survey to explore the extent to which cultural knowledge about environmental monitoring was shared across the CMC community, pinpoint key similarities and differences in how stakeholder groups prioritized various environmental monitoring goals, and understand stakeholders' perspectives of the CMC's resources. We learned that stakeholders drew from a shared system of cultural knowledge surrounding environmental monitoring and prioritized goals related to collecting actionable data and improving environmental conditions. There were also compelling differences in how stakeholder groups prioritized increasing knowledge and building a sense of community. Furthermore, stakeholders especially valued CMC resources associated with increasing the quality, quantity, and accessibility of volunteer-collected data. Based on our results, we developed recommendations to inform the design and coordination of other collaborative environmental monitoring programs. We argue that cultural consensus can provide a foundation for collaboration, and stakeholders' highest-priority monitoring goals can inform organizational priorities and strategic outreach. Furthermore, efforts to build social capital and understand stakeholders' changing priorities over time will be important for ensuring the continued success of the research partnership.

志愿者监测小组与环境科学家和管理者之间的研究合作有助于理解和管理复杂的社会生态系统。在切萨皮克地区,切萨皮克监测合作社(Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative, CMC)帮助协调整个流域的志愿监测工作,并促进环境利益相关者之间的合作。然而,利益相关者以不同的方式感知他们的环境和他们自己的角色,这些感知影响他们如何优先考虑问题和各自的解决方案。我们进行了一项调查,以探讨CMC社区在环境监测方面的文化知识共享程度,找出利益相关者群体如何优先考虑各种环境监测目标的关键异同,并了解利益相关者对CMC资源的看法。我们了解到,利益相关者从围绕环境监测的共同文化知识体系中汲取知识,并优先考虑收集可操作数据和改善环境条件的目标。在利益相关者群体如何优先考虑增加知识和建立社区意识方面也存在显著差异。此外,利益相关者特别重视CMC资源,这些资源与提高志愿者收集数据的质量、数量和可访问性有关。基于我们的研究结果,我们提出了一些建议,以指导其他合作环境监测项目的设计和协调。我们认为,文化共识可以为合作提供基础,利益相关者的最高优先级监测目标可以为组织优先级和战略外展提供信息。此外,努力建立社会资本和了解利益相关者随着时间的推移而变化的优先事项对于确保研究伙伴关系的持续成功将是重要的。
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引用次数: 3
Agroecology and communal innovation: LabCampesino, a pedagogical experience from the rural youth in Sumapaz Colombia 农业生态学和社区创新:LabCampesino,来自哥伦比亚苏帕兹农村青年的教学经验
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100162
Jairo A. Peña-Torres , Juan David Reina-Rozo

In Colombia, rural youth face multiple challenges and social gaps, so the main option is to leave rural areas and migrate to urban environments in search of better living conditions. Instigating collective processes that enhance prospects for rural permanence is crucial. The research gap that we face in this article is the limitation of research in knowledge co-creation dynamics based on the Citizen-Labs framework in rural environments located in the Global South. This article presents the systematisation of a LabCampesino, a space aimed at collaborative creating innovations for territorial management and alternatives to development from the rural youth in the Colombian countryside, as a new theoretical and methodological framework to examine knowledge generation. By applying a case study approach, this article explores the axes of agroecology, co-creation, and community organisation from a transdisciplinary and participatory action research lens. For this, sessions on exploration, experimentation, and prototyping were created in the province of Sumapaz, which led to learning around technologies and knowledge dialogue practices for the protection and reconstruction of peasant territories. The results demonstrate that the young participants can build, document and disseminate innovations at the community level related to situated technologies, processes and reflections on local socio-ecological processes. Thus, rural laboratories make possible practical, experimental, and situated rural education as a communal innovation experience in the territory, hand in hand with agroecological dynamics and political and social organisation, becoming places of articulation and advocacy for territorial actors and interests that seek a transformation of rurality.

在哥伦比亚,农村青年面临多重挑战和社会差距,因此主要的选择是离开农村地区,迁移到城市环境,以寻求更好的生活条件。推动集体进程以增强农村持久发展的前景至关重要。我们在本文中面临的研究缺口是基于公民实验室框架的知识共同创造动态研究在全球南方农村环境中的局限性。这篇文章呈现了LabCampesino的系统化,LabCampesino是一个旨在合作创造领土管理创新和哥伦比亚农村青年发展替代方案的空间,作为一个新的理论和方法框架来研究知识的产生。通过应用案例研究方法,本文从跨学科和参与性行动研究的角度探讨了农业生态学、共同创造和社区组织的轴线。为此,在苏马帕斯省举办了探索、实验和原型制作会议,围绕保护和重建农民土地的技术和知识对话实践进行了学习。结果表明,年轻的参与者可以在社区层面建立、记录和传播与当地社会生态过程相关的技术、过程和反思的创新。因此,农村实验室使实践、实验和定位农村教育成为可能,作为该地区的一种公共创新体验,与农业生态动态、政治和社会组织携手并进,成为寻求农村转型的地区行动者和利益的表达和倡导场所。
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引用次数: 3
Blockchain is not a silver bullet for agro-food supply chain sustainability: Insights from a coffee case study 区块链不是农业食品供应链可持续发展的灵丹妙药:来自咖啡案例研究的见解
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100163
Simon L. Bager , Christina Singh , U. Martin Persson

Information sharing lies at the core of most governance interventions within agro-food commodity supply-chains, such as certification standards or direct trade relationships. However, actors have little information available to guide sustainable consumption decisions beyond simple labels. Blockchain technology can potentially alleviate the numerous sustainability problems related to agro-food commodity supply-chains by fostering traceability and transparency. Despite significant research on blockchain, there is limited understanding of the concrete barriers and benefits and potential applications of blockchain in real-world settings. Here, we present a case study of blockchain implementation in a coffee supply-chain. Our aim is to assess the potential of blockchain technology to promote sustainability in coffee supply chains through increased traceability and transparency and to identify barriers and opportunities for this. While our pilot implementation clearly illustrates certain benefits of blockchain, it also suggests that blockchain is no silver bullet for delivering agro-food supply chain sustainability. Knowledge on provenance and transparency of information on quality and sustainability can help trigger transformation of consumer behaviour, but the actual value lies in digitising the supply chain to increase efficiency and reduce costs, disputes, and fraud, while providing more insight end-to-end through product provenance and chain-of-custody information. We identify a need to understand and minimize supply chain barriers before we can reap the full benefits of digitalization and decentralization provided by blockchain technology.

信息共享是农产品供应链中大多数治理干预措施的核心,例如认证标准或直接贸易关系。然而,除了简单的标签之外,行为者几乎没有可用的信息来指导可持续消费决策。区块链技术可以通过提高可追溯性和透明度,潜在地缓解与农产品供应链相关的众多可持续性问题。尽管对区块链进行了大量研究,但对区块链在现实世界中的具体障碍、好处和潜在应用的理解有限。在这里,我们提出了一个在咖啡供应链中实施区块链的案例研究。我们的目标是评估区块链技术的潜力,通过提高可追溯性和透明度来促进咖啡供应链的可持续性,并确定这方面的障碍和机会。虽然我们的试点实施清楚地说明了区块链的某些好处,但它也表明区块链并不是实现农业食品供应链可持续性的灵丹妙药。关于来源的知识以及质量和可持续性信息的透明度可以帮助引发消费者行为的转变,但真正的价值在于数字化供应链,以提高效率、降低成本、纠纷和欺诈,同时通过产品来源和监管链信息提供更多的端到端洞察。在我们能够获得区块链技术提供的数字化和去中心化的全部好处之前,我们认为有必要了解并最大限度地减少供应链障碍。
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引用次数: 14
Using place-based public engagement to improve social and environmental sustainability: Lessons from partnership working in Cornwall, UK 利用基于地点的公众参与来提高社会和环境的可持续性:来自英国康沃尔郡合作伙伴关系的经验教训
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100181
Claire Collins , Rosalind F. Shaw , Jane Wills

Public engagement with research and innovation is often inversely related to socio-economic status, with significant implications for realising positive solutions to pressing concerns, such as the biodiversity and climate crises. This paper reports on the use of place-based public workshops focusing on co-design of urban green spaces to understand: the extent to which public workshops can engage local people in relatively poor locations; the degree to which working with self-organised groups or newly-engaged publics impacts levels of engagement and outcomes; and how universities can play a role in developing locally relevant practical solutions to transdisciplinary issues such as the climate and biodiversity crises. We report on an action research project that involved facilitated co-design workshops in three towns in Cornwall, UK. The research methods included a survey of participants and follow up interviews with key stakeholders. We found that the workshops were successful in engaging local people, including those with less interest in the environment. Independent follow-on activities from aligned self-organised groups were greater than for newly engaged publics but this was partly dependent on the knowledge and skills of those involved. The role of the university as a neutral partner, in providing expertise and seed funding, was seen to be positive, with short-term timescales, communication and the ability to retain longer term involvement reported as hindrances to successful collaboration.

公众对研究和创新的参与往往与社会经济地位成反比,这对实现生物多样性和气候危机等紧迫问题的积极解决方案具有重大意义。本文报告了基于场所的公共工作坊的使用,重点是城市绿地的协同设计,以了解公共工作坊在相对贫困地区对当地人的参与程度;与自组织团体或新参与的公众合作对参与程度和结果的影响程度;以及大学如何在为气候和生物多样性危机等跨学科问题制定与当地相关的实际解决方案方面发挥作用。我们报告了一个行动研究项目,该项目涉及在英国康沃尔郡的三个城镇促进共同设计研讨会。研究方法包括对参与者的调查和对主要利益相关者的跟踪访谈。我们发现,讲习班成功地吸引了当地人,包括那些对环境不太感兴趣的人。与新参与的公众相比,由一致的自组织团体发起的独立后续活动更大,但这在一定程度上取决于参与者的知识和技能。大学作为中立的合作伙伴,在提供专门知识和种子资金方面的作用被认为是积极的,短期的时间尺度、沟通和保持长期参与的能力被认为是成功合作的障碍。
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引用次数: 2
Co-creation between cities and climate change science achieves research and action agenda 城市与气候变化科学共创,实现研究与行动议程
IF 4.4 Q2 Environmental Science Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crsust.2022.100189
N.B. Hunter , D.C. Roberts , C. Sutherland , R. Slotow

Cities amplify the risks from climate change and advance opportunities to address them. Scientific research offers an evidence-based approach to understanding challenges, and possible responses available to local decision makers as they manage the interface between climate change and urban environments. In March 2018, academics, practitioners and policymakers convened at the Cities and Climate Change Science Conference in Edmonton, Canada to develop an understanding of the science needed to support cities as they mitigate and adapt to climate change. This paper evaluates the process and central output of the conference, to determine how effective the transdisciplinary stakeholders were in using the conference as a platform to explore knowledge on the relationship between cities and climate change science. The paper deploys a sustainability scientific framework centred around the theme of transdisciplinarity to analyse conference documentation and interviews with academic/research, practitioner and policymaker conference organisers. Structural arrangements, power differentials, and assumptions about the prioritisation of scientific knowledge, meant that transdisciplinarity was not always achieved. Yet while the academic voice was dominant, diverse conversations were still held, as seen in the inclusion of and recognition given to the Global South issue of urban informality in the main conference output – a Global Research and Action Agenda for Cities and Climate Change Science. Through applying a framework to evaluate participatory research for sustainability, recounting some of the learnings from this methodological approach, and suggesting how the framework could be amended for future application this paper contributes towards the knowledge on evaluation of sustainability research.

城市放大了气候变化带来的风险,同时也提供了应对这些风险的机会。科学研究提供了一种基于证据的方法来理解挑战,并为当地决策者在管理气候变化和城市环境之间的界面时提供了可能的应对措施。2018年3月,学者、从业者和政策制定者在加拿大埃德蒙顿召开了城市与气候变化科学会议,以加深对支持城市缓解和适应气候变化所需的科学的理解。本文评估了会议的过程和核心产出,以确定跨学科利益相关者如何有效地利用会议作为探索城市与气候变化科学之间关系的平台。本文围绕跨学科主题部署了一个可持续发展的科学框架,以分析会议文件和对学术/研究、从业者和政策制定者会议组织者的采访。结构安排、权力差异和关于科学知识优先次序的假设,意味着跨学科并不总是能够实现。然而,虽然学术界的声音占主导地位,但仍然举行了各种各样的对话,这可以从会议的主要成果——《城市与气候变化科学全球研究与行动议程》——中对全球南方城市非正式问题的纳入和认可中看出。本文通过应用一个框架来评估可持续性参与性研究,叙述了从该方法方法中获得的一些经验教训,并提出了如何修改该框架以供未来应用的建议,为可持续性研究的评估提供了知识。
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