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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 | 2019-04-24
Eight steps to action
There is a lot of scholarship dedicated to understanding knowledge of natural resource management but less on how learning influences real-world natural resource management
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Research news | 2019-04-17
Vive la resistance
Dealing with pest resistance is complex and context specific, but certain similarities on how to do it can be found across several countries
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Research news | 2019-04-17
Centre researchers recipients of the 2019 Ecologic...
Recognised for their outstanding contributions to ecology
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Research news | 2019-04-12
Making waves in global fisheries governance
New study reveals what roles non-state actors play in tuna regional fisheries management organizations
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Research news | 2019-04-11
Agenda 2030 through the complexity lens
The UN Agenda 2030 is a step forward, but is still too fragmented, simplistic and linear in its design and monitoring
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Research news | 2019-04-11
The hardest catch
What influences a small-scale fishing trip? New study highlights how fishing assets and weather influence fishers’ access to space, catches, and profits
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Research news | 2019-04-09
If a city is resilient, is it also sustainable?
Researchers present a new framework to resolve this question
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Research news | 2019-04-09
Should we farm fish here?
Mariculture, a type of aquaculture in the oceans, has gained popularity in the West Indian Ocean. Can it be made fair and equitable?
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General news | 2019-04-09
Annual report 2018
Our research has never been as important, urgent and appreciated as now. Download the annual report to see why
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Research news | 2019-04-03
Within reach
Nordics in unique position to lead global food transformation, but not without overcoming major challenges
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Research news | 2019-04-02
The sum of single perspectives
New method flips conventional methods on scenarios on its head, creating narratives based on a variety of single, often conflicting perspectives. That generates a more realistic understanding of a complex world
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Research news | 2019-03-30
Water as the bloodstream of the biosphere
Watch highlights from the the 200th Stockholm Seminars
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Research news | 2019-03-28
Protecting your place
A sense of place can be a powerful tool when it comes to environmental stewardship. A case study in Bangalore, India explores how local lake groups have helped to restore and protect urban lakes
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Research news | 2019-03-27
EAT-Lancet Commission: Media impact
An update of the report's media impact and how we are addressing some of the misinformation resulting from the report’s high public profile
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Research news | 2019-03-19
Flipping the tortilla on Spanish food systems
Traditional knowledge about how to eat, process and farm food in harmony with nature can contribute to more sustainable food systems
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Research news | 2019-03-17
Ecosystem services for men, ecosystem services for...
There can be stark differences in how men and women use and experience ecosystem services. That has significant impact on their well-being
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Research news | 2019-03-14
Hidden treasures, open data
Why universities and scientists should play a pivotal role in better disclosing sample origin of marine genetic data
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Research news | 2019-03-08
Disrupted food practices in the Himalayas
How remote villages in the Eastern Himalayas have become symbols of forced-upon policies and globalisation
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Research news | 2019-03-08
Learning the tech-talk
By expressing their interests in technical terms, previously excluded actors are able to gain influence and have their voices heard. Others remain marginalised
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Research news | 2019-03-08
Where have all the women gone?
This year for International Women’s Day, we are highlighting some of our early career researchers, their work, and experiences so far in science
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