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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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General news | 2020-01-27
Gretchen Daily and Pavan Suhkdev win 2020 Tyler Pr...
The two winners, closely connected to the centre, praised for their work to illuminate and quantify the economic value of our natural environment
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Research news | 2020-01-26
Human pressure on world's ocean shows no sign of s...
Recent colossal rise in human pressure on ocean quantified in new study
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Research news | 2020-01-22
How to feed the world without crossing planetary b...
Supplying a sufficient and healthy diet for 10 billion people whilst keeping our biosphere intact will require radically different ways of farming, reduction of food waste, and dietary changes
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Research news | 2020-01-22
Social tipping mechanisms could spark societal cha...
Changes in opinions and behaviour can trigger a global sustainability transformation
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Research news | 2020-01-20
How to produce knowledge together
Study identifies four criteria necessary for successful knowledge co-production for sustainability research
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Research news | 2019-12-30
Case studies, models and complexity
Time to go from simply describing social-ecological systems to explaining how their complex interactions generate observed outcomes
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Research news | 2019-12-19
The bigger picture of deforestation in Latin Ameri...
Expansion of agriculture in Latin America has come at the cost of losing vast areas of forest. A new study brings together and compares case studies of land use change from the region
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Research news | 2019-12-19
More complex than the sum of its parts
New framework for analysing emergent properties and dynamics in social-ecological systems tested on seven case studies
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Research news | 2019-12-18
Antimicrobial farm
New study proposes how to asses the sustainability of antimicrobial use in animal agriculture and how to regulate it on a global scale. For the sake of both human and animal health
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Research news | 2019-12-18
Centre launches new podcast series
Get close, up and personal with sustainability researchers reflecting on their work, careers and relation to music
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Research news | 2019-12-18
Making it worse
Environmental problems amplify human impact on Earth System
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Research news | 2019-12-18
A new seafood narrative
Seafood sustainability is still only marginally considered in global policy talks on food production, trade and consumption. That needs to change
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Research news | 2019-12-18
Conflicts might be better than watered down collab...
Why conflict is to be expected in the process of transitioning to good water governance, and why it is okay
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Research news | 2019-12-17
Invisible resilience in the Anthropocene
Uncovering society’s hidden footprint on the water cycle and its implications for future water security
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Research news | 2019-12-17
Help from an unexpected source
Accounting can be much more than just crunching numbers. Imagine it saving our environment
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Research news | 2019-12-13
The boundaries of a life cycle
How the Planetary Boundaries framework can improve life cycle assessments on land use and land use change
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Research news | 2019-12-10
Centre partner in first-ever Nobel Prize Summit on...
The three-day summit, Our Planet, Our Future, will bring together Nobel Laureates and other world-renowned experts and leaders to advance new insights into global sustainable development. The summit will be held at the U.S. National Academy of Sciences in Washington, April 29-May 1, 2020
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Research news | 2019-12-09
The invisible loss
Why urban growth causes more biodiversity loss outside of cities and why that is far more important in magnitude
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Research news | 2019-12-09
Knowledge as a tool rather than an underlying requ...
New study demonstrates the benefits of developing new ideas about what knowledge and action are and how they relate to each other
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Research news | 2019-12-03
Want sustainability? Think synergy
A more coherent approach to policy planning for the Sustainable Development Goals will save precious economic resources and enhance progress on the goals
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