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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 | 2019-06-24
Ramping up research on artificial intelligence
Centre invited to support Sweden’s Artificial Intelligence innovation network
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Research news | 2019-06-24
A buzz or a baller?
New study tests the theoretically popular notion that bottom-up approaches to urban environmental governance lead to a better match between social institutions and ecological realities
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Research news | 2019-06-20
Caring as Country
A collaborative research effort by Aboriginal custodians and academics in Western Sydney demonstrates how a caring attitude be applied in natural resource management
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Research news | 2019-06-20
Making long distance relationships work
Local management of ecosystem services is often shaped by far-away power relations and decisions
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Research news | 2019-06-13
“We will never be done”
As the centre continues to its strategy for future research, Steve Carpenter from University of Wisconsin-Madison provides a crucial bit of history and scientific legacy
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Research news | 2019-06-12
Heading into the future with open eyes
Council member Elena Bennett from McGill University reflects on what makes the Stockholm Resilience Centre unique and what it will take to stay that way
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Research news | 2019-06-12
Too warm to swim
Comprehensive global analysis shows a warmer ocean will hold lower animal abundance, with fish and mammals to suffer the most
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Research news | 2019-06-11
A knotty issue
New study explores the variation in strategies transnational partnerships employ when addressing illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing
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Research news | 2019-06-10
Keeping nuances front and centre
A critical examination of four dominant narratives informing REDD+ design reveal both flawed and important assumptions
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Research news | 2019-06-10
Dealing with the rapidly changing world of ocean f...
Resource mobilisation for ocean conservation outcomes and more sustainable fisheries is increasing, but transparency, coherence and the critical evaluation of interventions still lag behind
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Research news | 2019-06-10
Full of beans
There’s a whole social-ecological crisis behind your morning cup of joe. A new study examines how geographical, time, and legal and institutional scale (mis)matches interplay with the coffee leaf rust outbreak that is affecting small-scale Arabica coffee producers
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Research news | 2019-06-03
How green is green economic development?
Poor farmers in the forested uplands of Laos provide a reality check on a much embraced concept
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Research news | 2019-06-03
A tale of two transformative cities
Rotterdam and New York are global pioneers in urban climate adaption, but mainstreaming their sustainability strategies remains a struggle
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Research news | 2019-05-30
More not always the merrier
Efforts to involve more stakeholders when managing regional water basins has had limited success. Municipalities play a unique role in order to make progress
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General news | 2019-05-28
Where sustainability means business
In order for sustainability issues to permeate the business world, CEOs and board members need to develop their own understanding of these issues. A centre executive programme helps unleash their potential to contribute to a prosperous planet
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Research news | 2019-05-24
Bundles of unknown services from nature
New study maps for the first time the interaction between ecosystem services while gauging the inhabitants’ knowledge and appreciation of them. Not all services are getting the credit they deserve
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Research news | 2019-05-22
Can’t see the forest for the laws
The European Union Timber Regulation fails to protect biodiversity and the human rights of local people
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Research news | 2019-05-22
Call for ocean action in West Africa
Swedish-Liberian Blue Oceans Conference calls for sustainable blue development in West Africa and beyond
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Research news | 2019-05-22
Location, location, location
Purchasing property in the city close to green space can be more than just visually fruitful. New study finds links between urban green spaces, their multi-functions, and property values
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Research news | 2019-05-19
Float a loan to weather the storm
Patron-client relations in the Philippines buffer fisheries against immediate impacts of natural disasters. But long-term sustainability may suffer due to the combination with current fishery conditions
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