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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 | 2019-03-19
Flipping the tortilla on Spanish food systems
Traditional knowledge about how to eat, process and farm food in harmony with nature can contribute to more sustainable food systems
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Research news | 2019-03-17
Ecosystem services for men, ecosystem services for...
There can be stark differences in how men and women use and experience ecosystem services. That has significant impact on their well-being
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Research news | 2019-03-14
Hidden treasures, open data
Why universities and scientists should play a pivotal role in better disclosing sample origin of marine genetic data
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Research news | 2019-03-08
Disrupted food practices in the Himalayas
How remote villages in the Eastern Himalayas have become symbols of forced-upon policies and globalisation
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Research news | 2019-03-08
Learning the tech-talk
By expressing their interests in technical terms, previously excluded actors are able to gain influence and have their voices heard. Others remain marginalised
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Research news | 2019-03-08
Where have all the women gone?
This year for International Women’s Day, we are highlighting some of our early career researchers, their work, and experiences so far in science
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Research news | 2019-02-28
The sustainable future of African agriculture
Second dialogue on Africa’s contribution to reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals focused on agriculture and food systems
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Research news | 2019-02-26
Stockholm Resilience Centre joins Natural Capital ...
Will deepen international collaboration on resilience research and natural capital approaches
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Research news | 2019-02-21
Revisiting coral reef ecology
Coral reefs face a new reality dominated by human impact and it is time for traditional coral reef ecological paradigms to follow suit
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Research news | 2019-02-19
Dire traits
Better understanding of how organism traits in species communities change over time can prevent ecological collapse and improve ecological restoration
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Research news | 2019-02-16
Humans, nature and the SDGs
Centre partner in ambitious research to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between humans and their environment in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
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Research news | 2019-02-15
Should we worry about the Brazilian Amazon?
Centre workshop presents multiple perspectives and discusses current concerns about the region. Watch videos here
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Research news | 2019-02-13
The participatory way
With a suite of benefits, participatory research has become increasingly popular. But there are many challenges too. Researchers examine the method and share their own experiences
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Research news | 2019-02-13
No market without the state
Despite a variety of designs, the state plays a key role in all forms of policies around biodiversity offsetting
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Research news | 2019-02-13
Can big data help save shrinking Hawaiian reefs?
New study uses machine learning and an unprecedented dataset from more than six hundred reefs to analyse coral reef tipping points
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Research news | 2019-02-05
Bogged down?
Better understanding of Sphagnum mosses key to understand whether carbon sequestration of northern peat bogs will slow down as the planet warms
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Research news | 2019-02-05
A deep dive into societal causes and responses to ...
While we know that ocean acidification is a problem, we know less about how society is driving this environmental change, and how we can respond to it
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Research news | 2019-02-01
Hot in the city
Removal of vegetation and trees in cities can create areas with exceptionally high temperatures. Better use of satellite imagery can detect such areas quicker
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Research news | 2019-01-31
Three centre researchers among world's most cited
Carl Folke, Brian Walker and Johan Rockström among researchers on exclusive list
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Research news | 2019-01-30
Context is key
When it comes to efforts to improve health and well-being of city-dwellers, same approach can have varying effects in different areas and with different groups of people
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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SE-10691
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