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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 | 2020-12-02
Action by 14 world leaders guided by centre research
Members of High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy commit to 100% sustainable ocean management by 2025
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Research news | 2020-11-24
Nordic countries are well suited to collaborate on food systems transformation
While hurdles remain, the region can build on the shared history of collaboration to tackle food system challenges together, new insight papers show
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Research news | 2020-11-19
Eight centre researchers among world's most cited in 2020
Stephan Barthel, Oonsie Biggs, Örjan Bodin, Thomas Elmqvist, Carl Folke, Per Olsson, Garry Peterson and Johan Rockström on exclusive list of world’s most influential researchers
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Research news | 2020-11-18
Why getting the big picture roughly right is more important than focusing on details
Four ways to understand the complexity of global environmental change sufficiently well to take policy action
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Research news | 2020-11-16
Artificial breeding site offers perfect platform for seabird observations
On the island of Stora Karlsö, the steel built lab gives researchers access to observe the largest seabird colony in the Baltic Sea
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Research news | 2020-11-13
For change to happen, large companies need help from interest groups around them
The clothing industry is dominated by a clutch of powerful companies, but interest groups around them are crucial in efforts to make it more sustainable
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Research news | 2020-11-12
COVID-19’s impact on the seafood industry
The pandemic is hitting the seafood industry hard. How can past crises help it survive this one?
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Research news | 2020-11-02
Update to the 1.5°C Business Playbook on exponential climate action
Centre is lead partner in the Exponential Roadmap Initiative, designed to help companies and organisations halve global greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
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Research news | 2020-10-27
The ability to deal with drought is crucial for the survival of rainforests
Study identifies thresholds for when rainforests in South America and Africa transition into savannas
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Research news | 2020-10-27
The road to transparency in regional fisheries management organizations
As openness continues to improve, some countries remain skeptical of the inclusion of NGOs
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Research news | 2020-10-23
Why goals for a sustainable future need to be woven together
Tackling alarming decline in nature needs a ‘safety net’ of multiple, ambitious goals, say researchers
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Educational news | 2020-10-22
Kurserbjudande: resiliens i praktiken
Ny kurs ger en grundförståelse för resiliens och hur det kan tillämpas
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Research news | 2020-10-21
Human settlements make coral reefs react unpredictably to climate change
Life on land affects communities at the bottom of the ocean
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Research news | 2020-10-20
Fishing for a sustainable ocean
The centre’s international science advisory council welcomes Rashid Sumaila, one of the world’s most innovative oceans researchers
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Research news | 2020-10-19
How to make ecosystem services assessments informative and feasible
New study shows how to engage with stakeholders in order for a science-based assessment to have an impact
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Research news | 2020-10-15
This virus makes us question our established ways
With this pandemic, the opportunity to think outside the box is now
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Research news | 2020-10-14
From head to tone
Elke Weber, a Princeton professor and member of the centre’s science advisory board, knows a thing or two about the human brain and what it takes to get people to act
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Research news | 2020-10-14
How top predators and fisheries can survive on the same prey
New research determines the amount of prey required for marine top predators to thrive, improving fisheries management
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Research news | 2020-10-09
Why panarchy can improve ecosystem management
A successful implementation of “panarchy” thinking in the US may boost reforms of environmental laws and policies
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Research news | 2020-10-08
More options now means bigger resilience in the future
New study takes first step in analysing how resilience can be measured over time
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