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.
3904 publications / 99 of 261 pages
Journal article / This article in Nature explains how subsidies affect fossil fuel investment and why they deserve greater attention in global modelling analyses.
SEI brief / Two Swedish case studies offer insights about how to improve "co-design" processes to support climate change adaptation planning for natural hazards.
SEI report / Get an overview of sustainability assessment frameworks and indicators for monitoring bioeconomy activities and outcomes.
Journal article / Impact reductions from SLCPs, CO2, and other air pollutants for Nepal are examined under different scenarios.
SEI brief / How can scientists find new ways to collaborate with policymakers and practitioners in order to have more impact on the future of food security?
SEI brief / This policy brief responds to the recent government inquiry into phosphorus recycling and the future of agricultural use of sewage sludge in Sweden.
SEI report / This report presents discussions from the second in a series of policy dialogues on the bioeconomy, held in Bangkok, Thailand.
SEI report / This workshop brief presents the results of the first Policy Dialogue on a Bioeconomy for Sustainable Development, held in Tallinn, Estonia.
Other publication / Two briefs explain the premise and rules for a game SEI and partners created to help policymakers in urban Africa learn about climate change and its impacts.
Journal article / This paper identifies improvements needed in models and scenarios incorporating land-use change in biodiversity impact assessments.
Other publication / This report unveils pivotal governance, management and profit reinvestment models used by fair trade enterprises that are already working across the world.
Journal article / Review of evidence on the effectiveness of ecotechnologies that recover and reuse carbon and/or nutrients in the Baltic Sea region and comparable areas.
Journal article / This open-access study argues that there is considerable potential to develop a circular economy in phosphorus, but policy support and new research is needed.
