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Read the quantitative assessment of the water-energy nexus in Beijing, within and beyond its geographic boundaries.
This book is a set of multi-country empirical case studies exploring the development challenges in the Mekong Region in the context of climate change.
A case study examines how different mixes of land use and energy technology policies could affect progress on climate action, health and energy access SDGs.
Get the in-depth analysis of a key international social science network in the field of sustainability and global change: the Earth System Governance project.
Get the protocol for an upcoming systematic review on ecotechnology effectiveness for recovery and reuse of nitrogen and phosphorus from agriculture.
The Development Finance Visualizer is an interactive online platform for exploring the flows of international development finance.
This paper assesses the existing knowledge base to better understand the economic, social and political consequences of mine closures.
This study compared grouse moor management impacts on peatlands in the North of England.
These three reports summarize the findings of a survey of Yolo County farmers, focusing on their concerns, preferences and practices.
This article analyses border carbon adjustments, and proposes a way to design them that balances legal, administrative and environmental considerations.
Biodigesters can bring health and economic benefits for livestock farmers. This field assessment looks at barriers to and drivers of uptake.
Learn from capacity-building activities on assessing interactions between sustainability targets.
Comparison of two initiatives in Bolivia and South Africa offers insights for introducing off-grid “productive” sanitation systems in peri-urban areas.
Nationally determined contributions could help in the wind-down of oil, gas and coal production. But countries are only making limited use of this potential.
How do inclusiveness, consensualism and tripartite organizations promote or hinder ambitious climate policy?