Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Impact of global warming in Mexican firms -- Chapter 3. Finding a Moral Compass: Grounded Theory Research on Ethical Leadership Training for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) -- Chapter 4. Analysis of the implications between declining cities, urban vacant land uses, green infrastructure, and their impact on climate change hazards -- Chapter 5. Strategic Organizational Sustainability -- Chapter 6. The Prerogative Aspects of Primordial Indian Culture in Enlightening the Notions of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainable Living-Mechanism -- Chapter 7. Organizational citizenship behaviors toward the individual, organizational, environmental, and contextual dimensions -- Chapter 8. Urban Green Innovation -- Chapter 9. Urban Green Spaces as a Component of an Ecosystem -- Chapter 10. Mushroom Packages: An Evocative Approach in the Packing Industry -- Chapter 11. Urban shrinkage and depopulation dynamics for sustainable urban governance -- Chapter 12. Leadership and achieving sustainable solutions.

This book builds on recent advances in the theory of sustainable development and links it with environmental stewardship in a dialectical manner, as envisioned by global scholars in this emerging field. Environmental stewardship deals with practical issues of ecosystem management and governance to address changes in socio-ecological systems to sustain the supply and availability of ecosystem services by society. It means reducing our total footprint on the planet, not just carbon footprint. Truly global in scope, this volume is a humble offering of more than 12 scholars and practitioners from around the world to the exciting adventure of sustainable development and eco-stewardship. Featuring topics such as climate change, organizational sustainability, green innovation, and urban governance, this book is useful for policy makers, managers of NGOs, and sustainability researchers in developing engaging strategies for a more sustainable planet.