Research news | 2022-11-25

Successes and shortfalls: reflections on COP27

In the wake of COP27, we gather reflections from centre staff who were involved on the ground

Research news | 2022-08-18

What has 50 years of global sustainability taught us?

Centre deputy director Victor Galaz reflects on successes and failures of collective action and global governance

Research news | 2022-01-18

Shaping the conversation around Stockholm+50

Several dialogues and a report on how economies and the financial sector can accelerate sustainability and biosphere stewardship will be presented ahead of the high-level UN meeting in June 2022

Research news | 2021-10-17

How environmental change is forcing us to change how we do science

Responding to rapid change requires researchers to master the fields of governance, law and science – all in one

Research news | 2021-09-23

Why designing policies for extreme events requires a system overview

While low-cost, rapid responses to extreme events are needed, proactive measures are more important

Research news | 2021-06-03

126 Nobel Laureates tell G7 summit “Humanity is taking colossal risks with our common future”

The statement, signed by Nobel laureates including Brian Schmidt, the Dalai Lama, Steven Chu, Shirin Ebadi, Jennifer Doudna, Alice Munro and Paul Nurse, implores leaders to act

Research news | 2020-06-21

How COVID-19 is bringing ocean actors together

Over the course of 30 days, industries, governments, researchers and NGOs mobilized to protect ocean supply chains and make sure they are more sustainable in the future

Research news | 2020-05-05

Global shortages loom as Covid-19 is disrupting supply chains

United Nations Global Compact urges governments to work together to keep ocean-related supply chains moving

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

Research news | 2020-01-26

Human pressure on world's ocean shows no sign of slowing

Recent colossal rise in human pressure on ocean quantified in new study

Research news | 2019-10-23

Being biocultural

Why biocultural diversity can contribute to both local and global sustainability

Research news | 2019-10-12

Evolutionary biology for the human age

How evolutionary biology can inform governance and policies on a human-dominated planet

Research news | 2019-09-17

Use what you got

New laws that can deal with rapid environmental change take too much time to design and implement. Fortunately, existing ones have untapped potential

Research news | 2019-05-09

IPBES and the role of the SRC

The centre’s contribution to intergovernmental platform on biodiversity and ecosystem services

Research news | 2019-01-11

Solutions that provide synergies

Environmental policy instruments must be used to deal with global environmental problems

Research news | 2018-10-10

Perspectives on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 1.5C report

Resilience framework is central to the new report, with strong linkages to centre research

Research news | 2018-09-13

Halving greenhouse gas emissions by around 2030

Digital revolution and market forces poised to drive economic transformation away from fossil fuels, but not without the right policy mix and bold climate leadership

Research news | 2018-08-30

New Swedish initiative to highlight climate-security links

Centre joins collaboration with the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) and Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)

Research news | 2018-06-27

Cooling heated fish wars

Overfishing, fractured international relationships and political conflicts loom as fish migrate more unpredictably because of climate change. Here is how to deal with it.

Research news | 2017-11-13

The 10 science ‘Must Knows’ on Climate Change”

“Collision course” with Earth’s climatic tipping points avoidable but political will to act missing, warn scientists