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Research story | 2025-04-02
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.
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General news | 2025-03-25
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.
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Research story | 2025-03-20
The fight against climate change is no longer just about science - it’s also about emotions. A recent Centre-led study published in Nature npj Climate Action explores how AI technologies and digital social networks could influence climate emotions on an unprecedented scale.
General news | 2025-03-20
As Stockholm University open their doors to welcome new students from across the world, Centre science director Beatrice Crona shares the importance of studying how business can be done within planetary boundaries.
Stockholm seminars | 2025-03-27
This seminar with professor Klaus Eisenack from Humboldt University will explore the key factors for cities to realise their full potential in combating climate change.
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Research in short | 2025-03-14
Semi-natural grasslands hold outstanding conservation value as one of the most species-rich ecosystems in Europe. Originally shaped by traditional farming, intensive agriculture and land-use changes have caused their decline. A new study highlights the need for a social-ecological systems perspective to effectively implement urgent conservation and restoration efforts through extensive farming practices.
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