How would our lives look in a sustainable future? How can we measure and mitigate the impacts of our consumption? How can individuals and communities contribute to broader societal transitions? SEI research develops tools and knowledge to support more sustainable consumption patterns and lifestyles.
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Other publication / This book chapter suggests how producer jurisdictions can play a more effective role in making agricultural commodity more sustainable.
Feature / The tool can help maintain the competitiveness of European tourism by teaching people how to make sustainable choices that preserve Europe's environment.
Journal article / This paper proposes a novel explanation for why economic output has not historically been decoupled from total energy and material throughput.
Other publication / The findings of a quantitative wood pellet market analysis based on trade flows, price developments, exchange rates and temperature.
Feature / How do we keep food on the plates of UK households in the coming decades? This is a central question for IKnowFood, a major new collaborative research project.
Perspective / A summary of SEI and Gaia Consultanting's recommendations on a Nordic Agenda 2030 programme.
SEI working paper / This paper presents a step towards a post-Keynesian dynamic model for long-run policy analysis.
Feature / SEI, together with WWF, launches a new mobile friendly climate calculator for Sweden adapted for mobile devices - Klimatkalkylatorn.
Feature / SEI and the Global Canopy Programme unveil a raft of improvements and new features to our ground-breaking supply chain transparency and sustainability platform.
