SEI York

Sarah West is SEI York’s new Centre Director

Feature
6 March 2020

Harvesting wheat. Photo: Taikrixel / Getty

Three steps to understanding how food consumption impacts biodiversity

Perspective
Economy
Land
Water
30 October 2018

Sunset over Serra da Canastra National Park, Minas Gerais

From the savannah to the supermarket – new study links consumption to specific biodiversity impacts in the Cerrado

Feature
Land
Economy
29 October 2019
Brazil

Creative solutions for urban infrastructure

Feature
Air
Health
20 September 2019
Africa

How to enhance NDCs, reduce air pollution and improve human health

Perspective
Air
Climate
Health
20 September 2019

Textile factory in Jakarta Indonesia. Photo: Agto Nugroho/Unsplash

Sustainable manufacturing and environmental pollution programme

CASCADES

GCRF Trade, Development and the Environment (TRADE) Hub

Participatory Theatre to engage with Mukuru residents about health issues

TUPUMUE

Research areas

Our research areas include air quality, nature-society relations, sustainable consumption, natural resources, and urban environments and human health.

Global Resource Initiative: Final recommendations report

A proposed UK strategic approach to overcome the challenge of commodity-driven deforestation and land conversion in UK supply chains.

Games as boundary objects: charting trade-offs in sustainable livestock transformation

Parenting Science Gang: radical co-creation of research projects led by parents of young children

Understanding complexity in freshwater management: Practitioners’ perspectives in the Netherlands

Creating the new economy: business models that put people and planet first

Other publications
Economy
Governance
22 January 2020
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Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity

Soybean supply chain management and sustainability: A systematic literature review

Journal articles
Economy
Land
7 February 2020

Citizen science and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Journal articles
Governance
9 October 2019

The mental health benefits of purposeful activities in public green spaces in urban and semi-urban neighbourhoods: a mixed-methods pilot and proof of concept study

Bog breathing: the extent of peat shrinkage and expansion on blanket bogs in relation to water table, heather management and dominant vegetation and its implications for carbon stock assessments

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