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Spatiotemporal modeling of fuelwood environmental impacts: Towards improved accounting for non-renewable biomass

Journal article

27 May 2016 / About Ecosystems, Energy access and Forests

All that glitters is not gold: the effect of top-down participation on conservation knowledge, attitudes and institutional trust in a Central Indian tiger reserve

Journal article

27 May 2016 / About Participation

Private sector finance for adaptation

Other publication

26 May 2016 / About Adaptation and Finance

Building hydroliteracy among stakeholders for effective water benefit sharing in the Andes

Journal article

26 May 2016 / About Participation and Water resources

Private climate finance mechanisms for SMEs

Other publication

26 May 2016 / About Finance and Public policy

Agenda 2030: Insights for action

Feature / Agenda 2030: Insights for action

26 May 2016 / About Sustainable Development Goals

Beyond Paris: using climate change scenarios to manage risk

SEI brief

25 May 2016 / About Climate policy

Green field. SEI and UNEP launch a new free Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) at the United Nations Environment Assembly, focused on Southeast Asia.

How can food systems become more sustainable?

Feature / SEI and UNEP launch a new free Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) at the United Nations Environment Assembly, focused on Southeast Asia.

25 May 2016 / About Food and agriculture and Participation

CO2 labelling of passenger cars in Europe: Status, challenges, and future prospects

Journal article

24 May 2016 / About Climate policy and Transport

Addressing the risk of maladaptation to climate change

Journal article

23 May 2016 / About Adaptation

SEI Executive Director Johan L. Kuylenstierna leads a discussion with Mattias Goldmann of Fores; Kristina Persson, Minister for Strategic Development; Eva Blixt, of the Swedish Steel Association, and Anna Borgeryd, of Polarbröd.

SEI’s Science Forum 2016: Implementing Agenda 2030

Feature

21 May 2016 / About Sustainable Development Goals

Understanding motivations for citizen science

Other publication / A study to investigate people's motivations for citizen science, commissioned by the UK Environmental Observation Framework.

20 May 2016 / About Participation

Increasing vulnerability to the impacts of natural hazards and extreme events

Other publication / This report chapter examines the factors that are driving disaster risk in the Asia and Pacific region.

20 May 2016 / About Disaster risk

OPAL citizen scientists pond dipping. Photo: OPALexploreNature

Key motivations for citizen scientists revealed

Feature / Discover the results of a study on the motivations for ‘citizen scientists’, who volunteer their time to support scientific research.

20 May 2016 / About Participation

SEI and partners plan York city environment observatory

Feature

19 May 2016 / About Cities, Participation, Public policy and Wellbeing

Plenary moderator Vivienne Parry and scientist Mark Pelling present the Burtoni to Richard Klein. Official conference photo.

Richard Klein recognized for ‘outstanding contributions’ to adaptation science

Feature

17 May 2016 / About Adaptation

How non-state actors can contribute to more effective review processes under the Paris Agreement

SEI brief

16 May 2016 / About Climate policy

A woman planting grassy plants in a field

How to better align climate goals with sustainable development

Perspective / The APA should recommend that countries pledge emission reduction targets of each substance separately as part of their Nationally Determined Contributions.

16 May 2016 / About Climate policy and Sustainable Development Goals

An Arctic mining town faces the monocity dilemma

Perspective / How global markets, climate policy and geopolitics could shape the future of Mirny, a Siberian city built on diamond mining.

16 May 2016 / About Cities

The role of non-state actors in reviewing ambition, implementation, and compliance under the Paris Agreement

Journal article

15 May 2016 / About Public policy

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