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Technical "solutions" for human health or the environment introduced through development interventions, such as clean cookstoves, often fail to take hold because people never truly embrace them. SEI explores individual and household behaviour to better understand how and why people take up new technologies.
380 results / 24 of 43 pages
Journal article / This article uses three Canadian case studies to examine how actors use spatial politics to their advantage in energy conflicts.
Media coverage / As opposed to a traditional interview, a walk along with waste pickers led to recollection of memories, experiences, associations and rich qualitative data.
Journal article / This article examines the sustainability assessments of different systems for removing nutrients and carbon from domestic wastewater in Sweden and Poland.
Media coverage / SEI York's Chris West is quoted in this Sky News article about the UK's carbon footprint reduction.
Press release / More than 300,000 responses to the WWF carbon footprint calculator shows an average 17% reduction in footprint.
Journal article / This study examines the ways in which Swedish stakeholders both view and communicate about the spreading of sewage sludge on farmland.
Other publication / A rapid evidence review of citizen science methods, focusing on how they can be applied to the UK Food Standards Agency priority areas.
Feature / In celebration of Citizen Science Month, see a compilation of SEI's citizen science research and activities across the world.
Feature / The destruction of nature endangers both human and environmental health. Nature-based solutions could prove the “Earth’s best bet for the coming decades.”
