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The G7 can play a crucial role in ensuring the steel industry transitions towards a greener approach to production.
Green public procurement can accelerate emissions reductions. This paper provides an overview of policy design and target-setting methodologies.
Presenting a draft indicator to measure the risks and impacts associated with UK consumption of crop-driven agricultural products.
Using case studies, this paper reviews public-private partnerships and policy mixes for industry transition on a global scale.
This brief explores current knowledge on transboundary climate risks and its implications for adaptation.
Understanding the challenges of inclusivity and climate resilience in transport planning in Africa: results of a needs assessment in 4 countries.
In a letter submitted to the District Court of The Hague, SEI Senior Scientist Peter Erickson criticizes a Shell-commissioned report on oil and gas production.
This brief explores four important carbon-intensive industries in the U.S. and discusses the key policy considerations for achieving their decarbonization.
This report explores the issue of Arctic wetland degradation, and offers insights into how to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of these vital areas.
The "Measuring Progress: Environment and the SDGs" publication informs on the 92 environment-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators.
This book explores the often overlooked political aspects of bioeconomy promotion and sustainability politics in Global South democracies.
The assessment shows how human-caused methane emissions can be reduced by up to 45% this decade.
This brief aims to raise awareness of the mitigation and adaptation potential of selected climate-smart land use practices and approaches in ASEAN countries.
A rapid evidence review of citizen science methods, focusing on how they can be applied to the UK Food Standards Agency priority areas.
About using the A web‐based platform called Supporting Water Resources Management (SWARM).