Below you’ll find the latest research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI York.
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Media advisory / Biodiversity COP16 presents a pivotal opportunity to turn the ambitious Global Biodiversity Framework into action. SEI researchers will offer expert commentary.
Past event / Join SEI’s global event series uniting science and action for integrated biodiversity and climate solutions across four continents.
Meet SEI / Through her role at SEI York, Caroline has been able to support governments who are tackling air pollution and climate change simultaneously.
Past event / SEI York researchers are hosting three events as part of this month-long festival which showcases and celebrates the work of environment groups in the city.
Feature / Discover practical steps to reduce exposure and improve indoor air quality as shared by the INGENIOUS project at the UK Clean Air Conference.
Feature / Deforestation associated with the palm oil sector in Indonesia increased slightly in 2022 after falling for nearly a decade, according to the latest Trase data.
Past event / Read findings and reflections from our citizen science air quality monitoring in UK schools as presented at the UKRI/Met Office Clean Air Programme Conference.
Media advisory / SEI will hold a press briefing 10 October where leading experts will present key issues set to dominate the upcoming COP16 in Colombia & COP29 in Azerbaijan.
Project / The project assesses how Bangkok’s pocket parks enhance urban wellbeing, accessibility, and environmental benefits, informing inclusive urban planning policies.
Journal article / Older persons have a vital role in shaping responses to climate change and building a sustainable future.
Perspective / Gary Haq in The Conversation: governments and institutions must collect more data on how climate change impacts older adults to develop inclusive policies.
Feature / Older people are more vulnerable to climate impacts, but they should also be vital, active participants in climate action, reflects Gary Haq.











