Australia and Oceania

Världen måste minska produktionen av fossila bränslen med 6 % per år för att begränsa en katastrofal uppvärmning

Press release / Länder måste ändra kurs för att produktionen av kol, olja och gas inte hamnar på nivåer långt över vad som tillåts för att begränsa uppvärmningen till 1,5 C.

Production Gap Report Special Issue sees Covid-19 recovery as a potential turning point

Feature / The 2020 Special Report outlines how Covid-19 recovery plans could set the stage for a managed wind-down of fossil fuels as part of “build back better” efforts.

Nuestra casa común: conectando la ciencia y la fe

Project / Nos asociamos con el Dicasterio para crear un folleto único que se basa en los últimos avances científicos y en los escritos del Papa.

Putting gender equality, social equity and poverty into the environmental agenda

Feature / In this video, we describe the links between environmental problems and issues of gender, poverty and social inequality.

Presenting an interactive tracker to explore roadmaps for industry transition

Feature / The Industry Transition Tracker gathers different countries' and sectors' pathways to net-zero emissions. SEI's Zoha Shawoo what users can do with it.

Carbon inequality

Project / This project explores the link between social and economic inequality and the unsustainable carbon dioxide emissions that fuel human-caused climate change.

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.

Disaster risk reduction in the Asia-Pacific must go further on gender and disabilities, shows new report

Perspective / SEI and UN Women reviewed the national DRR strategies of Asia-Pacific countries to assess how they have taken up gender-responsiveness and disability inclusion.

The Carbon Inequality Era

Other publication / This paper draws on new data examining the starkly different global distribution of carbon consumption emissions among individuals from 1990 to 2015 and beyond.