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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 | 2020-03-24
Towards a more inclusive valuation of nature
Researchers and practitioners present a vision and strategy to better include different worldviews on the value of nature. All with a little help of the octopus
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Research news | 2020-03-23
Saving the planet’s bloodstream
Researchers urge hydrology and water community to join the “Grand Challenge” in establishing safe limits to human interference with the global water cycle
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Research news | 2020-03-19
Centre partner in programme designed to improve Swedish food system
Four-year programme receives SEK 64 million from the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research (Mistra)
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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 | 2020-03-17
How agent-based modelling can improve management of small-scale fisheries
Computational approach can reveal intricate interactions among stakeholders and help prevent unintended policy outcomes
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Research news | 2020-03-16
What it will take to fly less
Growing knowledge about climate change makes people want to reduce their flying. But more sustainable travelling still hampered by a striking lack of political incentives
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Research news | 2020-03-16
Why nature, community and place motivate urbanites to act for a desirable environment
In Warsaw, residents determined to avoid spatial chaos of the past mobilize to avoid environmental chaos in the future
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Research news | 2020-03-12
The influence of others an untapped potential for sustainable development
People look to others when making their own decisions. Imagine how it could help reduce global consumption and population growth
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Research news | 2020-03-10
Why constant change is more important than stability
We talk and think in terms of things and entities that are stable and unchanging. This is understandable, but misguided, researchers argue
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Research news | 2020-03-09
Global food system vulnerable from reliance on fewer exporting countries
The world is enjoying a richer diet but most countries increasingly depend on food imports. That should worry many of them
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Research news | 2020-03-06
A long history of unsustainable fisheries
How Swedish archipelago fishers have come to depend on a species threatened by extinction
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Research news | 2020-03-02
Current sustainability concepts too focused on resource limits rather than waste accumulation
Researchers dissect body of literature on existing frameworks such as Planetary Boundaries, and shed light on its shortcomings
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Research news | 2020-02-21
What history can teach us about the resilience of a system
Despite rapid urban growth, agriculture in a wetland area in the south of Mexico City soldiers on, more than a millennium after its birth
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Research news | 2020-02-19
How to manage the world’s most important life-support system
Malin Falkenmark calls for a shift towards a water based biosphere stewardship. The alternative, she warns, could be catastrophic
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Research news | 2020-02-17
With business-as-usual, the 17 SDGs will not be achieved by 2030 or even 2050
Trying to reach the goals under current business-as-usual will come at a heavy price on the planetary boundaries
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Research news | 2020-02-14
Experts identify the five most important risks to the planet
The new "Our Future On Earth" report provides risks analysis based on survey of 222 global sustainability experts, including centre researchers
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Research news | 2020-02-13
Identifying the winners, losers and trade-offs in aquatic foods production
New assessment aims to fill critical gaps in understanding the growing role aquatic foods play in the global food system
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Research news | 2020-02-09
Colombian wetlands used as showcase for how to use the water planetary boundary
A new study harmonizes the water planetary boundary with local boundaries for the La Cienega wetlands in Colombia
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Research news | 2020-02-05
New book on governance, institutions and policy in face of complexity
Offers insights into successful governance in a rapidly changing world
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