In Latin America and the Caribbean, SEI investigates the connections between environmental management and development, sharing insights on land use, air quality, water resources and ecosystems across the region.
332 results / 30 of 37 pages
Journal article / Read how environmental issues can provide arguments for maintaining or even strengthening conflicts rather than fostering peace between states.
Journal article / This paper investigates whether inter-state negotiation over environmental issues can lead to more peaceful relations in areas with borderland conflict.
Journal article / Proponents of transboundary conservation argue for a bioregional scale of governance. How such rescaling should be done remains an undiscussed issue.
Journal article / This study illustrates the importance of incorporating climate change into the national planning of small island developing states.
Perspective / The Data Revolution can radically alter how we combat tropical deforestation – but it's not just about generating new data.
Initiative / The Gridless Solutions Initiative explores alternative technologies for the delivery of critical services like energy, sanitation and freshwater.
Tool / The Water Evaluation and Adaptation Planning tool (WEAP) provides a comprehensive and user-friendly framework for policy analysis in water resources planning.
Perspective / An SEI Research Associate attended COP25 but found that the most powerful debate on climate justice was happening outside the official negotiations.
Feature / An SEI analysis shows that nationally determined contributions under the Paris Agreement are short on detail when it comes to cutting emissions from industry.
