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Avoiding dangerous climate change requires ambitious action to deeply reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the international, national, and local community levels. SEI informs, supports and advises decision-makers and civil society on possible pathways to an equitable, low-carbon future.
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Perspective / Loss and Damage funding is a matter of extreme urgency, SEI Scientist Zoha Shawoo argues. G7 leaders can start addressing this matter now.
Media coverage / The Global South needs international funding to help decision makers tackle the inequities that could be created by a shift to greener economies.
SEI report / Households in the EU will feel the impact of efforts to decarbonize the heating and transport sectors. What can be done to promote a just transition?
Media coverage / A workshop organized by SEI and the EASTECO discussed what member states of the East African trade bloc must do more to fully benefit from the European Union.
Past event / Find out about a science-based roadmap to plan and implement sector-specific methane emission reductions to reach national targets of the Global Methane Pledge.
Perspective / SEI scientists lay out six reforms needed to create more equitable climate negotiations that give greater voice to the Global South.
Media coverage / The Indian newspaper Deccan Herald highlighted the Open Letter to Fellow Citizens of Earth in an op-ed by Prof of Sustainability Harini Nagendra.
Media coverage / "It's about time we took investing in adaptation seriously," writes SEI's Richard J. T. Klein in an op-ed for Thomson Reuters together with Tabea Lissner.
Other publication / This book chapter explores the importance of the water-energy-food nexus tool to provide possible future climate adaptation strategies in the Global South.
