Introduction Social ecology is a critical, multidimensional theoretical framework that explores the intricate interdependencies between human societies and the natural environment. More than just a theory, it is a call for transformative praxis grounded in ecological integrity and social justice.…
Climate change denial is a pressing sociological phenomenon that poses significant challenges to global efforts to address the climate crisis. Despite overwhelming scientific consensus on human-driven climate change, a segment of society remains resistant to acknowledging its existence or urgency.…
Introduction California has long been synonymous with breathtaking landscapes, technological innovation, and a dynamic cultural tapestry. However, it is also a state marked by recurring environmental crises, particularly wildfires. The 2025 wildfires, which have devastated large swathes of Los Angeles…
The commodification of nature is a central concept in environmental sociology that refers to the process by which natural elements, ecosystems, and resources are transformed into goods or services that can be bought, sold, or traded in the marketplace. This…
The sociology of space is an intriguing and multifaceted subfield within sociology that examines the ways in which spatial arrangements and environments influence social interactions, behaviors, and structures. It integrates perspectives from urban sociology, environmental sociology, human geography, and architectural…
