Viewing disaster risk reduction as an integrated chain of actions could help cities mitigate and adapt to climate risk and prevent our coasts from washing away.
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We do research and build capacity on climate, energy, risk and environment issues at the EU scale.
We need business unusual and Estonia’s successful track record in the last 25 years gives us hope that it will be able to make its mark, writes Lauri Tammiste.
The findings of a quantitative wood pellet market analysis based on trade flows, price developments, exchange rates and temperature.
The European Commission’s tinkering on biomass policy effectively promotes oil over economically viable and sustainable biofuels, writes Francis X. Johnson.
This policy brief highlights the lessons-learned from the RISC-KIT project and provides recommendations relevant to the Sendai Framework and EU Floods Directive
Taking ambitious action to tackle global climate change should be a straightforward task, but reality is not that simple.
This brief discusses how the planetary boundaries framework can be used to inform EU policy-making
This discussion brief explains the principle of "cascade use" of wood and how it is being applied in the EU
SEI Tallinn and the Estonian Ministry of the Environment are part of a new project aimed at engaging businesses in the circular economy.
BONUS RETURN – reducing emissions by turning nutrients and carbon into benefits. The project focuses on turning waste into circular solutions for the Baltic Sea
EMAS as a Nest to Help and Nurture Circular Economy (ENHANCE) improves implementation of regional policy instruments to increase resource efficiency.
Phosphorus management in pigs and poultry in the EU (PEGaSus) bridges gaps in the phosphorus value chain.
Trase enables governments, companies and others to address the environmental impacts of supply chains.