ASA Environmental Sociology Section
@envirosoc.org
Environmental Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association.
ASA Environmental Sociology Section's Company Logos
ASA Environmental Sociology Section's Brand Colors
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Color name
RGB
HSL
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#555555
Emperor
85, 85, 85
0, 0, 33
0, 0, 0, 67
#FDD79A
Cherokee
253, 215, 154
37, 96, 80
0, 15, 39, 1
#0085B2
Deep Cerulean
0, 133, 178
195, 100, 35
100, 25, 0, 30
About ASA Environmental Sociology Section
The Section on Environmental Sociology is a dynamic group dedicated to exploring the intricate relationships between society, environment, and technology. As a specialized branch within sociology, it aims to address pressing issues such as climate change, pollution, and resource inequality, which disproportionately affect various racial, ethnic, and social groups. This section promotes critical research and discussions on how societal structures drive environmental degradation and explores equitable strategies for sustainable practices.
Members, including sociologists in academia and related fields, benefit from outstanding resources, including a quarterly newsletter featuring literature reviews, policy discussions, and announcements of relevant meetings. Additionally, members can engage in on-line discussions and present research at American Sociological Association meetings.
The section also invites non-members—citizens, public officials, and activists—to seek insights and collaborative solutions for environmental challenges. Through networking and knowledge sharing, the Section on Environmental Sociology positions itself as a catalyst for integrating environmental issues into the broader sociological discourse and influencing impactful environmental policies.
