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Journal article / New legislation may present challenges for suppliers: Brazil's coffee sector faces few barriers to compliance, but other sectors may face significant hurdles.

Journal article / The authors examine the challenges and expectations of Nordic municipalities in using consumption-based emission data to embrace climate action.

Feature / A UK Parliament Committee has carried out a review of how the country contributes to global deforestation, highlighting research performed by Trase and SEI.

Perspective / Explore the diverse impacts of green energy on Latin America's Indigenous communities, beyond a one-size-fits-all approach.

Media coverage / In an interview with BBC One, SEI's Kevin Hicks discussed the problems caused by ammonia released from livestock farming.

Journal article / In this study, the authors investigated valuations for policies aiming to reduce hydropeaking in regulated rivers.

Journal article / The authors present a novel spatiotemporal hydropeaking impact assessment of socio-recreational ecosystem services (SRESs).

SEI report / The authors identify enabling factors of social acceptance for wind energy projects and, more broadly, of a just energy transition in La Guajira.

Journal article / The paper examines whether and how new policies for Ghana's agricultural development deal with critical gendered challenges around land tenure.

Journal article / The study presents a scoping literature review and detailed analysis of the five countries’ energy sector-related development finance flows from 2008 to 2020.

Journal article / This study explores the role of local policy actors in supporting sustainable consumption, taking food consumption in Sweden as an example.

Journal article / This paper aims to understand how waste pickers in Bangkok currently operate as key actors in the recycling economy.

Project / The BioFloat project tests the concept of floating islands in three lakes in Estonia and Latvia to preserve biodiversity and restore water ecosystems.

Project / ASAPP works with farmers worldwide to document and share real examples of agroecology in practice, bridging theory and action for sustainable food systems.

Project / YPIP is a project that connects academics and policymakers in Yorkshire to create evidence-based policies for local communities.

Project / The green reform indicators project proposes relevant indicators for Estonia to assess the state of its green transition.

Project / This project provides novel academic findings and policy-relevant knowledge to contribute to sustainable small-scale hydropower development.

Project / This project aims to build resilience in the global food system by exploring trade and environmental connections between distant global geographies.

Project / A new alliance championing socially responsible renewable energy implementation with meaningful participation and benefits for communities across the globe.

Project / Green transition has become a catch-all solution, but it's not without its trade-offs and conflicts. We seek to highlight them to ensure a just transition.