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General news | 2025-03-20
As Stockholm University open their doors to welcome new students from across the world, Centre science director Beatrice Crona shares the importance of studying how business can be done within planetary boundaries.
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General news | 2025-03-12
As climate change threatens the future of winter sports, the Nordic Sustainability Arena brought together athletes, scientists, business leaders, and politicians in Åre to push for urgent action and inspire sustainable transition.
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General news | 2025-01-15
Beatrice Crona, Science director and Professor at the Centre, is one of the key authors behind a recently published Open Letter to the European Commission, signed by 44 leading academics in sustainability reporting.
General news | 2024-11-14
21 of Stockholm Resilience Centre’s researchers are listed among 2% most cited scientists in their field in 2024, according to the new Elsevier Data Repository.
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Research story | 2024-11-06
Businesses and investors can play a key role in addressing the climate and nature crisis. But this calls for a shift in practices to measure corporate activities based on what really matters for the health of the planet, according to the new report “Doing business within planetary boundaries“.
Research story | 2024-10-07
An international group of economists and scientists say government subsidies risk locking in unsustainable practices.
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 | 2024-04-16
Many companies claim to be sustainable, but when Centre researcher Beatrice Crona looked at how they measure sustainability, she found that they often map the wrong things.
Research news | 2024-01-08
Only measuring carbon emissions will not help companies understand if they are on track in their sustainability work. A research team of ecologists and economists has developed a new reporting system: Earth System Impact, ESI
Research news | 2023-05-22
Today is International Biodiversity Day! This year with the theme “From agreement to action: build back biodiversity”, and for us, that is a good reason to highlight the potential of the finance sector in reviving biodiversity
Research news | 2023-02-22
Blue foods – fish, shellfish, algae and aquatic plants – can be instrumental in solving multiple global crises, new analysis shows
General news | 2022-12-22
Shifts in the scientific leadership of SRC in the new year
Research news | 2022-06-29
SeaBOS, a science-business collaboration including ten of the world's largest seafood companies, reflect on first five years of work
Research news | 2022-06-08
Stockholm Resilience Centre adds science expertise together with its partners Beijer Institute and the Global Economic Dynamics and the Biosphere programme (GEDB)
Research news | 2022-05-04
Seminar on ocean sustainability highlights importance of urgent and collaborative stewardship of the big blue
Research news | 2022-03-31
SRC to lead SEK 50 million consortium helping finance sector curb biodiversity loss and protect nature
Research news | 2022-03-09
Burning in northern India affects millions of people across South Asia. But the farmers doing it are stuck in a vicious cycle
Research news | 2022-03-06
Working with companies may feel uncomfortable, but can produce transformational changes to an entire industry
Research news | 2022-01-27
Researchers doubt current risk assessments are suited for a world whose future is expected to deal with complex, large-scale changes
Research news | 2021-12-08
New metric can help investors, companies, cities, and governments track their environmental impacts beyond greenhouse gas emissions
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