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Mohan, B. (2016). Environment and social psychology: A good nexus. Environment and Social Psychology, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.18063/ESP.2016.01.007

Environment and social psychology: A good nexus

Brij Mohan


DOI: https://doi.org/10.18063/ESP.2016.01.007


Keywords: human-social development, bio-global civility, human behavior, environmental justice

Abstract

On the cusp of growth and development, humanity confronts a crisis of confidence. Dualities of success and catastrophes abound. A deadly drought in Texas, followed by devastating floods in Austin and Dallas, Texas is not a freaky natural calamity. Human complicity is both hidden and underrated. Paradox of boom and gloom characterize the crisis of biodiversity compounded by environmental injustice.

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