... applied as the default, without interrogation of whether it is appropriate or useful. In this case study, we examine the intersections of consequentialism, decision psychology, and fire response in the United States. We explore how trying to maximize beneficial outcomes creates dilemmas for fire managers...

...Brieanne Berry; Cindy Isenhour; Jean MacRae; Erin Victor; Travis Blackmer; Jared Entwistle; Linda Silka; Michael Haedicke; Susanne Lee; Deborah Saber Recent disruptions in waste management, including the COVID-19 pandemic and China’s decision to limit waste imports from the United States, have...

... in teaching. While studies of many journals reveal a predominance of male authors, women authors slightly outnumber men in CSE . Large majorities of the authors and editors are based at United States institutions and >90% are located in industrialized countries. Approximately half of the published articles...

... the carcass at sea. This article reviews the shark fin legislation in the United States, including the “finning ban” which outlaws finning practices and the “fin ban” that prohibits the use of shark fins entirely. Our case study specifically focuses on the animal welfare, cultural, and policy debates...

...Hans Shollenberger; Eric Dressler; Daniel J. Mallinson The invasive snakehead fish, which is native to Africa, Asia, Indonesia, and Malaysia, has been found in nine states in the United States and has notably developed a reproducing population in South Florida, Maryland, and Hawaii. This case study...