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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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Past event / This COP24 side event will present strategies for raising the ambition of countries’ next NDCs based on new research findings on what has worked, and why.
Other publication / This paper assesses four possible approaches to account for the linking of ETSs under the Paris Agreement.
Feature / SEI researcher Cleo Verkuijl deciphers the rulebook, spells out why the stakes for COP24 are high, and outlines key expectations for the rulebook negotiations.
Past event / Welcome to this breakfast seminar with 2018 Right Livelihood Award Laureates Tony Rinaudo and Yacouba Sawadogo, moderated by SEI's Matthew Fielding.
Journal article / This paper proposes limits that could prevent the transfer of "hot air" from countries whose mitigation targets exceed their likely emissions.
SEI brief / The growing gap between supply and demand for charcoal in Kenya will only expand unless action is taken. This brief discusses routes ahead.
Perspective / Nella Canales and Richard J.T. Klein examine the role the private sector can play in helping agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa to adapt to a changing climate.
Feature / Secondary forest can never substitute undisturbed primary forest, but it can still be effective in protecting biodiversity and sequestering carbon.
Feature / A session at World Water Week asked why win-win opportunities are being ignored.
