Cities

More than 65% of the world's population are projected to live in urban areas by 2050, with major implications resource use, energy, water and sanitation, and health and well-being. At the same time urbanization can bring benefits, especially efficiency gains. SEI examines these challenges in the round to advance sustainable urbanization.

631 results / 68 of 71 pages

GEO-5 Chapter 2: Atmosphere

Other publication

6 June 2012 / About Cities, Food and agriculture, Fossil fuels, Household energy, Pollution, Short lived climate pollutants and Wellbeing

Understanding Cape Town’s climate

Other publication

31 May 2012 / About Adaptation, Cities and Mitigation

Alternative fuels for Tallinn Bus Company buses: Feasibility and environmental impact of diesel, bioethanol, hybrid and biodiesel alternatives

Other publication

31 May 2012 / About Bioeconomy, Cities, Pollution and Transport

Revisiting Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Inventories

Journal article

17 April 2012 / About Cities and Mitigation

Hydrogen fluoride damage to vegetation from peri-urban brick kilns in Asia: A growing but unrecognised problem?

Journal article / Hydrogen fluoride damage to vegetation from peri-urban brick kilns in Asia: A growing but unrecognised problem?

30 March 2012 / About Cities, Land use and Pollution

Global review of sanitation system trends and interactions with menstrual management practices

SEI report

2 March 2012 / About Cities and Sanitation

The nexus of water-energy-food

Other publication

1 March 2012 / About Cities, Ecosystems and Water-energy-food nexus

BalticClimate

Tool / The BalticClimate toolkit provides local and regional level policy makers, spatial planners, and the business community with mitigation and adaptation support.

About Adaptation, Business, Cities, Climate services and Planning and modelling

The Economics of Low Carbon Cities: A Mini-Stern Review for the Leeds City Region

Other publication

23 January 2012 / About Adaptation, Cities and Mitigation