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With increased climate ambition, coal, oil, and gas production will need to wind down.
Quantitative public acceptance studies can help countries like Kenya achieve their climate and energy ambitions.
This paper presents a conceptual framework that allows users to assess a country's practices for mobilizing private sector finance for adaptation.
This study – from SEI and Brown University's Climate and Development Lab – finds that Rhode Island can feasibly decarbonize its economy in one or two decades.
This article reviews the current landscape of climate change adaptation governance.
SEI research shows how countries' Nationally Determined Contributions connect with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Scenarios have a lot of potential to support sustainability in the Arctic. How can they be made more robust?
View the first, integrated map of Brazilian land tenure encompassing all official data sources pertaining to both public and private lands.
Read a quantitative assessment of the water-energy nexus in Beijing, within and beyond its geographic boundaries.
Learn about Aid Atlas – an interactive online platform for exploring the flows of international development finance.
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.
This report looks at how UNCCD implementation can address desertification, land degradation and drought as drivers of migration.