This preprint explores the role of information systems in promoting sustainable environmental governance within digital societies. It investigates how digital platforms, environmental monitoring networks, and decision support systems facilitate data-driven policy, stakeholder collaboration, and public participation. Drawing on information science, environmental studies, and technology-society research, the paper highlights practical applications, including Global Forest Watch, air quality monitoring apps, and participatory mapping in smart cities. It also addresses challenges such as data quality, digital inequality, ethical considerations, and environmental impacts of ICT. The study emphasizes that responsible design, ethical governance, and inclusive access are essential to leveraging information systems for sustainable environmental outcomes. This preprint is intended for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners interested in the intersection of environment, technology, and society.
BAKARE AMINAT OLUWASEUN (Thu,) studied this question.