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The Arctic is changing rapidly, with profound implications for social and ecological systems. SEI research seeks to understand the drivers, and implications, of these changes.
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SEI brief / Nature-based solutions must be designed to deliver measurable benefits for nature and society. The different dimensions of scale could be better incorporated.
Journal article / This paper reports the results of a systematic mapping of research evidence of the impacts of metal mining in Arctic and boreal regions.
Journal article / Trade policy can support climate policy beyond border measures by ensuring open markets for clean technologies and products.
Media coverage / Canadian public radio blog Eye on the Arctic quoted SEI-CEEW's recently launched "Stockholm+50: Unlocking a Better Future" report.
Journal article / This article describes an upcoming Systemic Map Protocol on the evidence of the effects of public policy interventions to achieve sustainable food consumption
Other publication / Restructuring the socio-economic systems towards a more equal distribution is necessary to tackle climate change effectively.
Perspective / As we decarbonize our energy system, we must also address the harmful public health and environmental impacts of oil and gas extraction.
Journal article / How do herbivores alter nutrient dynamics in tundra ecosystems by changing the functional composition of plant communities in the short-term?
Other publication / The authors present key findings and policy recommendations to protect Arctic wetlands, as wildlife habitats, carbon storage and more.
