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News archive
Here you will find a complete overview of the latest news from the Stockholm Resilience Centre
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Research news | 2020-03-26
Past insights can shape future food systems
Three major innovations helped shape the global food system in the past. How can we learn from them to develop a more sustainable system for the future?
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Research news | 2020-03-18
Four positive future visions of southern Africa
Researchers, practitioners and artists present previously unimagined ways of thinking about sustainability futures in the region
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Research news | 2019-11-20
Five centre researchers among world's most cited
Carl Folke, Johan Rockström, Reinette “Oonsie” Biggs, Stephan Barthel and Per Olsson on exclusive list of world’s most influential researchers
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Research news | 2019-05-09
Understanding IPBES
In this Q & A, centre researcher and IPBES fellow Jan Kuiper explains the essentials of the Intergovernmental science-policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
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Research news | 2019-05-09
IPBES and the role of the SRC
The centre’s contribution to intergovernmental platform on biodiversity and ecosystem services
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Research news | 2019-04-17
Centre researchers recipients of the 2019 Ecological Society of America awards
Recognised for their outstanding contributions to ecology
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Research news | 2019-04-11
Agenda 2030 through the complexity lens
The UN Agenda 2030 is a step forward, but is still too fragmented, simplistic and linear in its design and monitoring
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Research news | 2018-11-03
Four research insights for sustainable development in the 21st century
How social-ecological systems research can transform sustainable development to match the challenges of the Anthropocene
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Research news | 2018-09-02
Encroachment
Increase in woody plants are increasingly affecting the African savannahs, reducing grazing for cattle and affecting mobility
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Research news | 2018-01-29
Finding Nemo in an uncertain world
New paper frames the responsibility of being a human in the Anthropocene
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Research news | 2017-06-15
Creating positive visions of southern Africa
How an ongoing project aims to develop positive visions of the Anthropocene for southern Africa and beyond
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General news | 2017-06-07
An overview: The Colloquium on Resilience and Development
From 8-10 May 2017, a colloquium on resilience and development co-hosted by the GRAID programme took place in Johannesburg, South Africa
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Research news | 2017-01-27
Bundles of well-being
Areas with high levels of direct ecosystem service use among households coincides with areas characterised by relatively low levels of human well-being
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Research news | 2016-10-17
A social-ecological legacy
An integrated perspective of humans-in-nature more important than ever for both science and development
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Research news | 2016-10-05
Highlighting the bright spots
Global examples of a thriving sustainable social-ecological future published
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Research news | 2015-10-12
A new landscape of global crises
Recent crises are increasingly global and follow new kinds of patterns
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Research news | 2015-09-29
Seeds of a good Anthropocene
Centre researchers are collecting existing examples of sustainable futures
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Research news | 2015-08-13
Untangling ecological collapse
First Regime Shift Database helps researchers assess main global-level drivers of unwanted ecological transitions
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Research news | 2015-08-11
A social-ecological lens for the future
How research can catch up with rapid environmental change
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Research news | 2015-04-08
Seven principles for building resilience
Cambridge University Press publishes book featuring ten Centre researchers
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