Americas

Global climate implications of the US elections

Past event / A panel of experts will discuss and evaluate possible consequences of the US election outcome.

Recuperación de COVID-19 podría responder a la necesidad urgente de reducir los combustibles fósiles

Feature / Expertos discutieron implicaciones de COVID-19 y próximos pasos para la política energética durante un Foro Virtual sobre Suministro de Combustibles Fósiles.

The secrets to commercializing R&D innovations and creating successful businesses

Perspective / SEI's Anderson Kehbila presents an innovation strategy to help transformational entrepreneurs and social enterprises drive and sustain growth and profitability.

5 ways to revive our food systems you haven’t thought about

Feature / Here are five ideas drawn from SEI’s research for how to drive transformation in food systems – ideas that might not usually come to mind.

The Production Gap Report brings fossil fuel production to the centre of climate policy debate

Feature / SEI has spent years shifting norms around fossil fuel production, this effort reached a turning point with the 2019 publication of the Production Gap Report.

Magnitude, trends, and impacts of ambient long-term ozone exposure in the United States from 2000 to 2015

Journal article / Artificial neural networks are developed and applied to empirically model long-term O3 exposure and assess impacts over the continental US from 2000 to 2015.

Assessing the level of inter-sectoral policy integration for governance in the water–energy nexus: a comparative study of Los Angeles and Beijing

Journal article / This article examines policy coordination within and between the water and energy sectors, and explores which factors best foster their integration.

Trase Finance brings transparency to more than $1 trillion in deforestation financing

Press release / Trase Finance, an initiative of Global Canopy, SEI and Neural Alpha, launches today, enabling financial institutions to clean up their portfolios.

Amazon study shows big conservation gains possible for imperilled freshwater ecosystems

Press release / A new study by a team of scientists in the Brazilian Amazon shows that redesigned conservation projects could deliver gains for critical freshwater ecosystems.