Charlotte Wagner, a developer of the SEI Epidemic-Macroeconomic Model, answers questions about the model and how planners can use it.
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The COP26 outcomes have sunk in and it is time to take stock of what happened on fossil fuels, loss and damage and other questions and look ahead.
Research by Trase assists LCA practitioners by providing more regionally relevant data on the environmental impacts of agricultural commodities.
Policies can support a shift towards more plant-based food in high-consuming countries, with benefits for climate, public health and biodiversity.
Find explainers, background and contacts for SEI's involvement in COP26, held from 31 October–12 November 2021 in Glasgow, UK.
The authors present four priorities for the G20 to contribute its "fair share", both in terms of mitigation effort and finance.
SEI researchers outline seven ways in which COP26 can - and must - deliver on climate action.
Financial support for countries that bear disproportionate effects of climate change has stalled for years. COP26 must spur real progress, researchers argue.
Over the next two decades, governments are collectively projecting an increase in global oil and gas production, and only a modest decrease in coal production.
The 2021 report reveals that countries' fossil fuel production plans remain dangerously out of sync with the limits consistent with the Paris Agreement.
The 2021 Production Gap Report shows governments' fossil fuel production plans remain dangerously out of sync with the Paris Agreement’s temperature limits.
This summary presents key insights and recommendations on making the UN climate process more transparent, effective and inclusive by moving it online.
On the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, we reflect on the role of international cooperation in reducing vulnerability and building resilience.
The topics at this year’s Science Forum in September revolved around the limits of growth as an economic paradigm, climate, environment and development policy.
This mixed methods systematic review protocol provide a methodological plan for a review that aims to assess the effectiveness of climate adaptation finance.