Europe

A Green Deal for all post-Covid-19 – equity within and between countries, and between generations

Past event / How can the European Green Deal create a sustainable Europe post-Covid-19 that takes into consideration equity in and between countries, as well as generations?

Kas kriis sunnib tekstiilisektorit leidma uut jätkusuutlikumat hingamist?

Media coverage / Kas tekstiilisektorit saaks jätkusuutlikumaks muuta ringmajanduslik lähenemine ja kas säärane pööre oleks võimalik ka Eestis?

Distributional impacts of mining transitions: learning from the past

SEI working paper / This paper examines the gender- and age-related impacts of past mine closures, in order to inform current and future energy transitions.

Covid-19 pandemic raises new questions about the health impacts of air pollution

Feature / SEI researchers discuss the health impacts of air pollution, and the related health questions and policy lessons emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Restoration of heather-dominated blanket bog vegetation on grouse moors for biodiversity, carbon storage, greenhouse gas emissions and water regulation: comparing burning to alternative mowing and uncut management

Other publication / The study examined the evidence gap regarding alternatives to burn-rotation management of heather dominated UK blanket bog on carbon, water and biodiversity.

International spillovers and the Sustainable Development Goals

Other publication / Learn how one country’s progress towards the SDGs is affected by actions in other countries

Veebiseminar: Ringmajandus ja tekstiilid

Past event / Kiirmoe ja üha suureneva tekstiilitoodete tarbimise taustal on muutunud üha suuremaks väljakutseks kasutatud rõivaste ja tekstiilijäätmete käitlemine.

Wild meat consumption in the time of Covid-19: ban or regulate?

Feature / The Covid-19 pandemic could influence regulations on the use and consumption of wild animals worldwide.

Covid-19 reveals why equitable water access is crucial – and long overdue

Perspective / Clean, accessible water is a human right, and universal access is essential to global health. Effective water planning can help us get there.