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Research story | 2025-04-30

Every action counts: Global study shows countries can reverse increasing antibiotic resistance

A new study, led by Centre researcher Peter Søgaard Jørgensen, reveals that while global cooperation remains essential, countries have more power than previously believed to reduce antibiotic resistance through effective domestic interventions. But currently only a handful of countries are taking sufficient action.
General news | 2025-04-28

Centre report : A liveable planet requires more collaboration and action

All of humanity is facing unprecedented uncertainty due to climate change, political turbulence, and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Stockholm Resilience Centre’s new annual report shows how this risk landscape is connected and can be addressed.
General news | 2025-04-16

A new global community for sustainability science launched

Introducing the Society for Social-Ecological Systems: Uniting researchers for a just and sustainable future.
General news | 2025-04-04

Investing in nature for human prosperity

Investments play a crucial role in how deforestation and the destruction of nature can be reversed. "By far the biggest challenge is that humans continue to invest far more in sectors and activities that destroy nature, than in activities that can revert that destruction," says Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, the pioneer behind Costa Rica’s remarkable sustainability transition.
Research story | 2025-04-02

How sand mining threatens our planet—and what we can do about it

For most of us, sand is just something that sticks to our feet at the beach. But in the global economy, sand mining is big business — and its’ effects on ecosystems and societies worldwide are often devastating, according to two recent studies by Centre researchers.
General news | 2025-03-25

"Success comes from collaboration and pushing each other to be better and do better"

The message from the world leading sustainability researcher and co-founder of Stockholm Resilience Centre, is clear: there is but one planet that provides the foundations for life in the known universe, we humans need to take better care of it.