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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 | 2020-09-21
How the Baltic Sea is really doing
A comprehensive assessment of the social, economic, and environmental condition of the Baltic Sea reveals mixed results
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Research news | 2020-09-21
A tipping point alone will not guarantee a transformation, what comes afterwards is crucial
A successful transformation goes through phases, and each phase must be navigated carefully
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Research news | 2020-09-20
How to use AI with image data and satellite data
On 2 October 2020, a free online course on how to apply AI-methods (“deep learning”) to analyze satellite images related to land use change and deforestation
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Research news | 2020-09-20
Why consuming meat sustainably is harder than you think
It’s not clear what eating ‘less’ and ‘better’ meat entails. This may have consequences for sustainability
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Research news | 2020-09-18
Tech alone won’t mitigate climate change
Behavioural, cultural and social aspects must be factored in too. A new framework can help future analyses
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Research news | 2020-09-16
In Indonesia, forest management collaboration remains frustratingly unbalanced
Community-based forest management has expanded rapidly, but attention to long-term sustainability is still elusive
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Research news | 2020-09-15
Making fisheries models more realistic
Diversity in fisher behaviours are often absent in current models of fisheries. A new study points out how to incorporate them
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Research news | 2020-09-15
How, where and when is it best to combat antimicrobial resistance?
New online platform will be an accessible database with searchable evidence about what works, for whom, and under what conditions
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Research news | 2020-09-10
With the right action, reversing biodiversity loss still remains possible
Stockholm Resilience Centre contributes to WWF’s landmark Living Planet Report and associated new analysis to “bend the curve” of biodiversity loss
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Research news | 2020-09-08
Worried about food security? Keep landscapes multifunctional
Why diversity is the key to resilient and sustainable farming
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Research news | 2020-09-08
Amid policy disagreements, the oceans continue to suffer
No one agrees on what a healthy ocean looks like. That is bad news in a time when tough decisions on conservation are needed
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Research news | 2020-09-07
East Africa and Southeast Asia are hotspots for water harvesting
Untapped potential means water harvesting can increase crop production up to 60–100 per cent in Uganda, Burundi, Tanzania and India
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General news | 2020-09-02
Centre launches new vison and mission
Updated statements to reflect a new era for the centre and its research
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Research news | 2020-08-24
China may struggle to meet increasing and changing seafood demand
Increasing gap between current targets and future projections puts China at a crossroads. What options do they have and how will that affect global seafood supply?
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Research news | 2020-08-13
In the SDGs upcoming “decade of action”, biodiversity and ecosystem services remain chronically unde...
New study suggests how to better capture the role of biodiversity for sustainable development
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Research news | 2020-08-10
How extreme heat events threaten global food security
And why they can occur simultaneously in distant world regions
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Research news | 2020-08-10
Changes in ownership and short-term planning see urban green areas disappear
Parks, gardens and other greenspaces made available for everyone are increasingly diminishing. The change is often undetectable by the residents themselves
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Research news | 2020-08-10
Ny rapport samlar erfarenheter av ekosystembaserad förvaltning i Sverige
Sverige har tagit flera steg i rätt riktning men det finns fortfarande många frågetecken kring hur ekosystembaserad förvaltning bäst genomförs i praktiken
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Research news | 2020-08-05
In South Africa, access to urban green areas remains a White privilege
Racial segregation during Apartheid has influenced the distribution of and access to green infrastructure
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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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