This topical and engaging Handbook brings together cutting edge
research on the relationship between happiness and the natural
environment. With interdisciplinary contributions from top
scholars, it explores the role of happiness research as a new
approach to environmental social science, illustrating the critical
links between human wellbeing, happiness and the environment.
Addressing key environmental issues that impact happiness, the book
examines: climate change and extreme weather events, air pollution,
noise, odour, access to green space, and the importance of green
lifestyles. This wide range of environmental concerns is analysed
through the lens of differing cultural backgrounds, exploring the
importance of different forms of human interaction with the
environment globally, as well as its effects. Environmental
economics and sociology scholars will find the key case studies
discussed particularly useful in assessing different cultural,
political and regional approaches to the topic. It will also be an
interesting read for policy-makers looking to better understand how
the environment affects human happiness and wellbeing. Contributors
include: M. Ahmadiani, M. Berlemann, F. Brereton, L. Bruni, X.
Chen, C.A. Coral-Guerrero, S. Ferreira, H. Folmer, B.S. Frey, D.
Fujiwara, F. Garcia-Quero, I. Gramatki, J. Guardiola, P. Howley,
B.A. Jones, K. Kagohashi, S. Kant, K. Keohane, C. Krekel, K.
Laffan, R. Lawton, A. Levinson, G. MacKerron, D. Maddison, S.
Managi, M. Moro, S. Mourato, A. Oswald, J. Regner, K. Rehdanz, H.
Ren, T. Ruckelshauss, J. Tang, T. Tsurumi, J. Tutt, R. Veenhoven,
I. Vertinsky, H. Welsch, X. Zhang, X. Zhang, B. Zheng
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