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Feature / SEI's Charles Young and Stantec's Andy Draper won for their work on an unprecedented water model of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Media coverage
Journal article / This paper assesses the potential impacts of future climate change on river flows within each sub-basin of Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake basin.
Past event / The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) will strengthen regional knowledge on inclusive and sustainable water and sanitation, tailoring to local needs.
Feature / SUMERNET, SEI's Mekong programme, is providing grants for policy-relevant research for 2+ years in the Mekong Region.
Feature / In Chía, Colombia, inadequate waste management is putting lives and ecosystems at risk. We worked with locals to crunch data and calculate scenarios for change.
Feature / It is important to improve how we capture and reuse phosphorus. It should be on land to produce food rather than letting it enter the sea where it causes harm.
Feature / A look at phosphorus from mine to fork, problems it causes on the ocean and how we can leverage innovation to recover and reuse phosphorus.
Perspective / SEI researchers Felipe Benavides and Jeanne Fernandez reflect on a recent tour of Bolivia's Tupiza watershed, where residents have "lost everything."









