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The Americas’ climates and cultures are intertwined with the imperative of environmental sustainability.
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Feature / SEI researchers recently unveiled the first comprehensive model of Bolivia’s rivers, lakes and streams, as part of the Bolivia National Water Balance.
Feature / Thousands of fish and other freshwater fauna species living in small forest streams in tropical forest areas like the Amazon could be at risk.
Perspective / While some of the political dynamics of the coal sector are very specific to Colombia, there are important lessons for transitions away from coal extraction.
SEI brief / Citizen science approaches have the potential to support the definition, monitoring and implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals
Journal article / This article presents evidence that current environmental legislation designed to protect streams and their biota in the Amazon is not fit for purpose
Journal article / Field evidence that overturns the assumption that rural–urban migration in the tropics will reduce hunting of bushmeat and endangered forest species
Other publication / This report highlights experiences in the Global South in climate adaptation, and emphasizes the need to bolster the effectiveness of adaptation implementation
Other publication / Analysis of how countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are gearing up on adaptation governance and engaging with the GCF Readiness programme.
Journal article / Impact assessment and indigenous self-determination: a scalar framework of participation options.
