Find journal articles, partner publications, and SEI’s own portfolio of reports, papers and briefs. All SEI’s in-house publications are subject to high standards of double-blind peer review.
3905 publications / 124 of 261 pages
Journal article / This article presents the findings of a systematic review showing that reduced tillage increases soil carbon storage, but only in upper soil levels.
Journal article / No- and low-tillage agriculture improve soil carbon storage, but effects below the upper layer are often overestimated, according to this study.
SEI brief / As the economic engine of the Vietnam Mekong River Delta, Can Tho city is at the forefront of climate change adaptation.
SEI brief / This brief examines how California could limit the production of its principal energy production and the resulting implications for global GHG emissions.
SEI report / The aim of this work is to use themes and critical perspectives from the academic literature to provide insights and alternative perspectives on resilience.
Journal article / This paper considers how to achieve equitable water governance and the flow-on effects it has in terms of supporting sustainable development.
SEI working paper / This report analyses concessional international public flows of climate finance to Indian Ocean and African Small Island Developing States
Other publication / This policy brief summarizes case studies and insights from a session organized by SEI and partners at Stockholm World Water Week 2017.
Journal article / Quantifying land use opportunities for staying within the safe operating space defined by the Planetary Boundaries framework
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Journal article / Using China as a case study, this article calls for more nuanced understanding of the different pathways of climate change vulnerability effects.
Journal article / This article proposes three urgently needed developments in evidence synthesis to help reviewers minimize the risk of subjective bias and maximize transparency.
Journal article / Improving understanding of the influence that recovery narratives have had on how decisions and actions are undertaken to recover from a disaster.
Journal article / Vulnerability is highly diverse and locally specific. This analysis is based on a qualitative case study in a drought-stricken part of northwest Nicaragua.
