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Research story | 2024-10-11
For the first time, new research has identified the owners of all globally used reefers, the flags they use, and the fishing vessels they meet.
Research story | 2024-10-07
An international group of economists and scientists say government subsidies risk locking in unsustainable practices.
Research in short | 2024-10-02
Considering trade-offs between stock conservation and profitability can help fisheries become future-proof, finds new research.
Research in short | 2024-09-30
Marine organisms in all their diversity are increasingly used as a source of inspiration for innovation in medicine, technology and even the organisation of complex social systems. But what is the actual value of this largely untapped source of innovation?
Research story | 2024-09-25
Embracing “the uncommons” – the many different ways of knowing, being and doing – may contribute to transformations to sustainability, argues a new study.
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General news | 2024-09-23
With a “Key Must-Knows in Resilience Science” report, sustainability researchers from across the world are coming together in a new science-policy initiative. The report will inform UN agencies, governments, civil society, and businesses to build resilience to safeguard the planet.
Research story | 2024-09-23
New study explores ‘biodiversity limits’ to ruminant meat and milk production based on using two thirds of global grazing lands, and only at low intensities.
Research story | 2024-09-20
The voyage of the Titanic can help us understand how to better combat environmental degradation.
Research story | 2024-09-17
New study highlights the potential of culinary craftsmanship as a tool for diverse and resilient landscapes
Research story | 2024-09-12
The planet will only remain able to provide even a basic standard of living for everyone in the future if economic systems and technologies are dramatically transformed and critical resources are more fairly used, managed and shared.
Research story | 2024-09-02
Securing the world's water supply is one of the greatest challenges of our time. Centre research is now presenting an alternative method for quantifying global risk to water scarcity.
Research story | 2024-08-26
The European Union aims to protect 30% of its marine environments. But so far, it’s still possible to either dredge, mine or fish intensively even in most areas which already are under protection.
Research in short | 2024-08-26
The global shift away from animal-source foods and towards plant-based and alternative proteins is crucial to reducing the food system's impact on our planet. However, focusing solely on closing the 'protein gap' risks overlooking a more pressing issue: the justice gap.
Research story | 2024-08-23
Antibiotic resistant bacteria are a threat to global health. Now, the Centre's science-industry collaboration SeaBOS has started to target the occurrence of the genes coding for resistance in partner aquaculture systems.
Research in short | 2024-08-22
Values underpin polarisation in baboon politics. Understanding them can help navigate towards a middle ground.
General news | 2024-08-22
Radical Ocean Futures, an award-winning art-science project with artwork by Simon Stålenhag, will re-premiere in a new form.
Research in short | 2024-08-21
Wicked problems are best solved when different worldviews, ways of knowing and value systems are included. But how to design processes that enable new forms of collaboration?
Video news | 2024-08-19
In this TED talk, Centre co-founder Johan Rockström runs you through the latest in climate science, tipping points, and why he is both nervous but also still optimistic about the current state of the planet.
General news | 2024-08-14
Artists, music companies and festivals can play an important role in addressing climate change.
Research story | 2024-08-12
Marine biodiversity can play a key role in developing new medicines and other innovations. A new database makes marine genetics more accessible for policy and practice.
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