Reports

Copies of these reports can be found through most internet search engines. If you need help in locating a specific report please contact: resourcecentre@capacity.org.uk

A Green and Fair Future: For a Just Transition to a Low Carbon Economy, Briefing Document, Touch Stone Pamphlets No. 3, Issued 16 Jun 2008
Based on original research, A Green and Fair Future makes the case for a just transition to a low carbon economy in the UK. If the costs and benefits of new environmental measures are to be shared fairly, then the UK Government needs to take a more proactive approach.

Fit for the future? The Green Standard 2007-08 Review of the Parties
http://www.greenstandard.org.uk/

Access to Environmental Information in Uganda Forestry and Oil Production
Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD) and the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) 2008
ISBN 978-1-84369-708-4

Environmental Justice and Race Equality in the European Union
Capacity Global, April 2007.

Gender and Environmental Chemicals Literature Review
Women's Environmental Network, 2007.

Women in Decision Making (Report on focus groups)
Women's Environmental Network, 2007.

Regeneration in London's Black & Ethnic Communities.
Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion and the Black Training and Enterprise Group (BTEG), 2006.

“Outdoors For All? Draft Diversity Action Plan.  A Consultation Document.” 
Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), 2006.
 
“Equity & Development, World Development report 2006.” 
The World Bank, Oxford University Press, 2005.
ISBN: 0163 5085.

“World resources 2005: The Wealth of the Poor, managing Ecosystems to Fight Poverty.” 
World Resource Report, 2005.

 “People & Participation: How to Put Citizens at the Heart of Decision Making.” 
Involve, 2005.
 
“Black & Minority Ethnic Groups - Tackling Social and Environmental Justice.” 
Capacity Global, 2005.   
ISBN: 978-0-95472555-5-6

“Creating A Better Thames - Our Five Year Plan 2006 - 2011.” 
The Environment Agency, 2005.

“Environmental Justice.” 
The Environmental Justice Project (Pamela Castle, Martyn Day, Carol Hatton, Paul Stookes), 2005.

“Seeing The Bigger Picture: Delivering Local Sustainable Development.” 
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Fay Blair and Bob Evans, 2004.

“Access to Environmental Justice, Using the Law.” 
Capacity Global, 2004.
ISBN: 978-0-9547255-0-1

“Environmental Justice in London - Linking Environmental Justice to the Equalities Agenda in London.” 
London Sustainability Exchange, 2004
ISBN: 978-0-9547255-3-2

“Environment & Social Justice: Rapid Research and Evidence Review.” 
Sustainable Development Research Network (SDRN), Karen Lucas, Gordon Walker, Dr Malcol eames, Dr Helen Fay and Porf Mark Poustie, 2004.

“What’s In A Name?  Local Agenda 21, Community Planning and Neighbourhood Renewal.” 
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Karen Lucas, Andrew Ross and Sara Fuller, 2003.

“Civil Law Aspects of Environmental Justice.” 
Environmental Law Foundation, Paul Stookes LLB (Hons), 2003.
Price (when sold) £10.00
ISBN: 1 900 160 099

“Integrating Social Inclusion and the Environment Report: Young people and Environmental Training.” 
European Union Green Group & Capacity Global, 2003.
ISBN: 978-0-9547255-2-5

“Global Approaches to Environmental Democracy.” 
British Council, 2002.

“Refugees And The Environment, The Forgotten Element of Sustainability.” 
The Greens European Free Alliance, Jean Lambert MEP, 2002.

“Social Inclusion and Sustainable Development Research Report”
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Edioted by Malcolm Eames with Maria Abedowlae, 2002.

“Rainforests Are A Long Way From Here.  The Environmental Concerns of Disadvantaged Groups”
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Kate Burningham & Diana Thrush, 2001.
Price: £12.95
ISBN: 1 84263 028 8

“Environmental Justice Rights and Means to a Healthy Environment for All.” 
Carolyn Stephens, Simon Bullock & Alister Scott, 2001.

“Environment & Human Rights: A New Approach To Sustainable Development.” 
International Institute for Environment and Development, 2001.

''Mapping Common Ground''
Report & Report Map Capacity Global & The Environment Agency, 2001
ISBN: 978-0-9547255-1-8

“Preventing Social Exclusion.” 
Social Exclusion Unit, 2001.

“In Our Backyard: The Social Promise of Environmentalism.” 
Groundwork, ken Worpole, 2000.

“Environmental Modernisation, The New Labour Agenda.” 
Fabian Society, Michael Jacobs, 1999.
ISBN: 0307 7535

“Making Environmental Laws Work, An Anglo-American Comparison.” 
William Wilson, 1999.
 
“Environmental Civil Penalties, A More Proportionate Response To regulatory Breach.”
Michael Woods, LLM Solicitor and Professor Richard Macrory CBE.

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Articles

Environmental Inequality Formation: Toward a Theory of Environmental Injustice
American Behavioral Scientist, Vol. 43, No. 4, 581-601 2000 (David N. Pellow)
DOI: 10.1177/0002764200043004004
2000 SAGE Publications [Abstract]

Environmentally Friendly Behavior: Can Heterogeneity Among Individuals and Contexts/Environments Be Harvested for Improved Sustainable Management?
Environment and Behavior 2008 (Sara Dolnicar & Bettina Grün)
DOI:10.1177/0013916508319448
2008 SAGE Publications [Abstract]

I'm Not in the Habit of Recycling": The Role of Habitual Behavior in the Disposal of Household Waste
Christina Knussen and Fred Yule
Environment and Behavior. 2008; 40:683-702. [Abstract]

Environmental Beliefs and Endorsement of Sustainable Development Principles in Water Conservation: Toward a New Human Interdependence Paradigm Scale
Víctor Corral-Verdugo, Giuseppe Carrus, Mirilia Bonnes, Gabriel Moser, and Jai B. P. Sinha
Environment and Behavior. 2008; 40:703-725 [Abstract]

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