evidence synthesis

How does tillage intensity affect soil organic carbon? A systematic review

Journal article / This article presents the findings of a systematic review showing that reduced tillage increases soil carbon storage, but only in upper soil levels.

Tillage intensity affects total SOC stocks in boreo-temperate regions only in the topsoil: a systematic review using an ESM approach

Journal article / No- and low-tillage agriculture improve soil carbon storage, but effects below the upper layer are often overestimated, according to this study.

Meta-analysis is not an exact science: Call for guidance on quantitative synthesis decisions

Journal article / This article proposes three urgently needed developments in evidence synthesis to help reviewers minimize the risk of subjective bias and maximize transparency.

A five-step approach for stakeholder engagement in prioritisation and planning of environmental evidence syntheses

Journal article / A five-step approach for stakeholder engagement in prioritisation and planning of environmental evidence syntheses.

Much at stake: the importance of training and capacity building for stakeholder engagement in evidence synthesis

Journal article / Much is at stake: the importance of training and capacity building for stakeholder engagement in evidence synthesis.

A framework for stakeholder engagement during systematic reviews and maps in environmental management

Journal article / This paper aims to provide a toolbox of stakeholder engagement activities and recommend approaches from stakeholder engagement research.

A call for evidence-based conservation and management of fisheries and aquatic resources

Journal article / This paper introduces the importance of systematic review methods to fisheries and aquatic resources management.

BONUS RETURN

Project / BONUS RETURN – reducing emissions by turning nutrients and carbon into benefits. The project focuses on turning waste into circular solutions for the Baltic Sea

‘A little learning is a dangerous thing’: A call for better understanding of the term ‘systematic review’

Journal article / This paper examines what it means to conduct a systematic review, given that such reviews are rapidly becoming the ‘gold standard’ in evidence synthesis.