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International financing institutions must learn from past mistakes in agricultural water investment and direct their money to key promising approaches.
To ensure future sustainability, cities need to consider concepts of livability and resident wellbeing alongside environmental and economic development equity.
This study assesses the utility of geological hydrogen storage in enhancing Finland's renewable energy grid.
This fact sheet explores the research aimed at preserving the ecosystems of high-elevation wetlands in Bolivia amid the effects of climate change.
This paper presents a framework for assessing the standards and practices of voluntary carbon market crediting schemes related to unit quality.
Financial support for countries that bear disproportionate effects of climate change has stalled for years. COP26 must spur real progress, researchers argue.
This report focuses on “active engagement”, where investors engage with high-emitting sectors, to impact green transition in four key industries.
The 2021 report reveals that countries' fossil fuel production plans remain dangerously out of sync with the limits consistent with the Paris Agreement.
This article discusses how different climate scenarios affect the water-energy nexus in California, employing the WEAP modelling tool.
SEI researchers quantified the impact of irrigation and climate variability on the fluctuation of water levels in Lakes Titicaca and Poopó by applying WEAP.
In a letter submitted to the Massachusetts Attorney General, SEI Scientist Ploy Achakulwisut expresses support for Fossil Fuel Divest Harvard’s legal complaint.
This study discusses the importance of proportional attribution of funding sources when mixing climate finance and carbon markets in emissions mitigation.
This study demonstrates how incorporating social factors into water modelling can lead to a more equitable water supply.
Examining the commodity supply mix can improve understandings of a product's environmental impacts throughout its life cycle.
A study in Environmental Research Letters finds that 16 US subsidies could increase the expected profits of new oil and gas fields by 55% and 68%.