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Press release / Scientists at SEI and the University of York have been awarded £674,000 to develop a project to measure air pollution.

Perspective / We are facing a reckoning for decades of economic “realism” that failed to address the climate crisis. It’s time to take action for a better future world.

Perspective / Asian River Deltas make up "the breadbasket of the world" but are sinking and shrinking due to climate change and poor management. How do we respond?

Journal article / Find out how citizen science can be integrated into the formal Sustainable Development Goals reporting mechanisms.

Feature / Investments in fossil fuel-based energy infrastructure confront new risks from climate change. The situation is especially pronounced in Southeast Asia.

SEI brief / SEI built WEAP models for seven major river basins, enabling the exploration of policies and investments under various climate futures.

Past event / The theme of this year's annual SEI Science Forum is environmental governance and diplomacy in the post-globalization era.

Media advisory / The Policy and Innovation Forum takes place as SEI marks 30 years of bridging science, policy and practice, and celebrates the 10th anniversary of SEI Africa.

Journal article / This paper in Science identifies three principles to guide upcoming UN negotiations on the rules for international carbon markets.

Feature / A new study in Science lays out three principles for UN climate negotiators, to ensure international carbon markets don’t hinder climate goals.

Past event / In this webinar, SEI Senior Scientist Eric Kemp-Benedict will talk about the economics of climate change and the role of social trust in systematic changes.

Perspective / Cities should consider declaring climate emergencies to catalyse public awareness on climate risks and initiate policy and community action.

SEI brief / Learn about the Empowerment in WASH Index (EWI), a new tool for measuring empowerment in the water, sanitation and health sector.

Past event / The seminar addressed current pattern and drivers of international migration and forced displacement, future scenarios and what this means for Europe.

Journal article / Analysis of how 14 large Swedish export-oriented businesses approach risks from climate impacts on their international supply chains.

Past event / The 2019 Gordon Goodman Memorial Lecture was delivered by Sverker Sörlin, a Swedish historian of ideas and a professor in environmental history.

Media coverage / SEI Tallinn's recent report on the possibilities of reaching climate neutrality contributed to the decision.

Journal article / This article analyses the ways through which incumbent actors of the fossil fuel regime respond to socio-economic pressures and actively resist change.

Media advisory / The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm University and SEI are proud to present the Gordon Goodman Memorial Lecture with Sverker Sörlin.

Past event / Professor Lee Lynd will present an analysis on integrating the large-scale biofuel production into our economies.