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Research news | 2020-08-05
What it takes to make science and business connect
Researchers offer candid reflections on their experiences engaging with industries
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Research news | 2020-05-29
Why Covid-19 and systemic risks are part of the hyper-connected world we live in
Transforming our planet into a production plant for food, fiber and fuel paves the way for new and widespread risks. It may define our future
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Research news | 2019-11-06
An altered planetary anatomy
Humans have transformed much of the planet to produce more and more food, fibre and fuel, now we need to radically transform this global production ecosystem. Centre researchers offer perspectives in Nature's exclusive 150th anniversary collection
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Research news | 2019-10-28
Centre collaborates with L'Oréal on sustainability in the cosmetics industry
Collaboration will assess how the cosmetic industry leader‘s activities can deal better with the global environmental problems highlighted by the planetary boundaries.
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Research news | 2019-09-16
Time for corporate biosphere stewardship
A handful of transnational corporations hold enough power to accelerate (or hinder) transformations towards sustainability
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Research news | 2019-09-10
Continued progress towards healthier oceans
Report from fourth meeting between world’s largest seafood companies and their quest to turn their business sector more sustainable
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General news | 2019-05-28
Where sustainability means business
In order for sustainability issues to permeate the business world, CEOs and board members need to develop their own understanding of these issues. A centre executive programme helps unleash their potential to contribute to a prosperous planet
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General news | 2018-09-06
Global leaders in seafood step up their actions for ocean stewardship
Ten of the world’s largest seafood companies announce they will increase their efforts to strengthen sustainable practices in the seafood industry
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Research news | 2017-11-30
An overview: The Second Conference of the Programme on Ecosystem Change and Society (PECS)
The PECS-II conference showcased place-based research and how it can help us work towards global sustainability in the Anthropocene
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Research news | 2017-08-08
Scientists as change-makers
Centre scientists and CEO’s of world largest seafood companies form coalition to turn seafood industry more sustainable. New PNAS study highlights the importance and process of science-business partnerships
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General news | 2017-07-20
Novel centre initiative wins Sweden Impact Award
Initiative is the first time that companies from Asia, Europe and the US have come together with the aim to end unsustainable practices
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Research news | 2017-07-11
New centre seafood initiative captures world’s attention
More companies join largest seafood producers’ quest for ocean stewardship
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Research news | 2017-06-29
A dialogue for the ocean
Henrik Österblom is concerned about the ocean and engaged in ensuring that his work reaches outside of academia
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Research news | 2016-12-14
International seafood business commits to stronger sustainability efforts
“Keystone dialogue" between scientists and seafood-industry leaders creates breakthrough in ocean stewardship
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Research news | 2016-06-16
Plenty more fish in the sea – but only if fished sustainably
Why transnational corporations must become more important in global fishery management
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Research news | 2015-05-27
Keystone actors shape marine ecosystems
13 corporations control up to 40 per cent of world's most valuable fisheries
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Research news | 2015-01-09
How to make China's aquaculture more sustainable
Centre researchers in latest issue of Science: "China's aquaculture can tip the balance in world fish supplies"
Stockholm Resilience Centre is a collaboration between Stockholm University and the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
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