Land use

Not an easy ride: economic research priorities for pro-environmental trade regulation

Journal article / A theory of change is used to explain the economics of pro‑environmental trade regulation, with the EUDR serving as the key example.

Turning evidence into actionable insights for healthier forests and more sustainable agriculture

Perspective / Evidence from multiple disciplines shows that forests can support agriculture, climate and communities. A new report helps turn that evidence into action.

Beyond Belém – Hope and action for forests, climate and livelihoods

Past event / Join us for a stock take on what happened in Belém and discuss what implications the outcomes may have for forests, climate and livelihoods.

SLOPE: Ski Leans On the Promotion of the Environment

Project / The SLOPE project supports ski organizations in assessing the impact of skiing on biodiversity and by integrating biodiversity management into winter sports.

Mapping the social and environmental impacts of lithium mining in the Americas

Other publication / This report explores how the exclusion of environmental justice in renewable energy policies affects marginalized communities in the Americas.

Mapping wetlands in Sápmi: using Indigenous knowledge to map use of Arctic wetlands

SEI brief / The Wetlands in Sápmi project strengthens understanding of wetlands’ role in the reindeer husbandry of forest Sámi communities with Indigenous knowledge.

Application of a hand-held supplementary light for extending field-based net ecosystem exchange carbon flux measurements in low light conditions

Journal article / Artificial light improves confidence in the measurement of ecosystem exchange rates under limited light conditions.

SEI Agriculture, Forestry and Land Use (AFOLU) Tool

Tool / The AFOLU Tool assists with developing medium- and long-term greenhouse gas non-energy emission scenarios for agriculture, forestry and other land uses.

Power and sustainability governance in the soy-animal protein global value chain

Journal article / Due to increasingly hybrid approaches in sustainability governance, researchers will need to attend to both chain and out-of-chain actors in their assessments.