climate change

SEI at UNEA-7: topics to watch

Media advisory / SEI experts will participate in technical sessions on the UNEA-7 Assembly’s key topics held in Nairobi, Kenya on 8-12 December.

Cutting methane hailed as highly effective for tackling climate change at COP30, but Latin America must overcome 3 challenges to deliver

Perspective / SEI experts detail how Latin American cooperation with the EU can boost its efforts to cut methane emissions, which cause powerful and rapid global heating.

Bubble distribution along major rivers in the Amazon during the high-water season

Journal article / Methane bubbles from the sediments of aquatic environments cause large gas emissions. This article underscores their impact and explores ways forward.

SEI at climate COP30: topics to watch

Media advisory / At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, from 10-21 November, SEI researchers and experts will be on site to offer expert commentary and analysis on crucial topics.

Is meat the new oil? Five lessons from fossil fuel governance for industrial meat governance

Perspective / In this perspective, SEI Senior Scientist Cleo Verkuijl outlines lessons from fossil fuel governance that can guide transformation of the global food system.

SEI at the Bangkok Climate Action Week

Past event / Bangkok Climate Action Week (BKKCAW) is a regional climate gathering activating the power of people to drive meaningful change from 28 September to 4 October.

9th Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation (APAN) Forum

Past event / The APAN 9th Adaptation Forum on 29 September - 3 October will focus on four priority systems critical to achieving a just and climate-resilient future for all.

SEI at Climate Week NYC 2025

Past event / SEI joins Climate Week NYC 2025 to highlight global leadership and finance solutions for accelerating the transition to net zero industry.

Ozone causes substantial reductions in the carbon sequestration of managed European forests

Journal article / Carbon sequestration in living biomass of European forests could increase by 31% in the absence of ozone pollution.