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A pipeline under construction stretches across an arid landscape beneath a blue sky in Vaca Muerta, Argentina

Virtual reality shows how fracking affects Argentinian river basin

SEI's partnership with a university in Argentina allows people to explore the intersections of fracking and local water supply with virtual reality.

Coastal town Venice impacted by sea level rise.

Understanding 10 transboundary climate risks: the need for global adaptation

The Global Transboundary Climate Risk Report provides insights on 10 transboundary climate risks that remain overlooked in climate policies.

Iceland crops

Nordic leaders must invest in global resilience or pay the price

Amazon forest edge

Eudaimonia in the Amazon: relational values as a deep leverage point to curb tropical deforestation

soy field Paraguay with trees and blue sky / Getty Images

Assessing the value of biodiversity-specific footprinting metrics linked to South American soy trade

Buildings rattled by an earthquake in Nepal lie in ruins amid a summer monsoon, against a backdrop of lush forested mountains.

Locally led needs assessments of loss and damage finance

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14 March 2023
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South America

La Guajira - José Antonio Vega Araújo

Solar and wind power in Colombia: 2022 policy overview

SEI briefs
Energy
9 March 2023
Colombia

The sun shines through blue sky and white clouds upon a wetland.

From talk to action: 3 priorities for a water-secure future

Implementing SDGs 6 and 13 in the Amazon Basin Countries: a baseline

Locking-in sustainable pathways: just transition, wind energy and local communities in La Guajira, Colombia

Alternative energy sources

Geopolitics and decarbonization: global actors and local impacts

A tea kettle rests upon a stone bordering a wood-fired pit.

Novel research shows health, climate benefits of increasing access to electricity and gas for cooking in low- and middle-income countries

Stream of faucet water pouring into children’s hands in southern Burkina Faso

Introducing the WASH Flows analytical tool: Integrating sanitation and watershed management for improved water governance and investments

Side view of man sitting next to wood-burning stove in hut

Scaling up gas and electric cooking in low- and middle-income countries: climate threat or mitigation strategy with co-benefits?

A tea kettle rests upon a stone bordering a wood-fired pit.

New research on the benefits of cleaner cooking: Q&A with Rob Bailis