Previous seminars

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Below you will find a list of previous Stockholm Seminars.

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Below you will find a list of previous Stockholm Seminars.
Stockholm seminars | 2023-11-09
It is easy to think that humanity currently exists in a time where there is no hope. But is this really the only story out there, and should we not also focus on some of the good news?
Stockholm seminars | 2023-10-11
Michele Barnes, James Cook University, uncovers how relationships can mediate the drivers and outcomes of sustainability challenges
Stockholm seminars | 2023-03-13
Seminar with Gretchen Daily, Stanford University, Steve Polasky, University of Minnesota, and Tong Wu, Stanford University
Research story | 2026-09-14
The climate crisis and increasing resource consumption raise questions about how high-income countries can reduce their environmental impact without simultaneously increasing unemployment and inequality.
Research story | 2026-09-11
Transformations towards sustainability have recently triggered a backlash that coincides with political polarization, violent conflict and democratic backsliding. New research by Per Olsson and Michele-Lee Moore together with Peter Søgaard Jørgensen and Carl Folke identifies three ways that can help keep transformations on track: Hope, Hospicing and Radical collaboration.
Research story | 2026-09-08
Human beings constantly interact with their surroundings as part of the biosphere. But the biosphere doesn’t just stay on the outside. It is also in our guts, on our skin and in our breathing, shows a new scientific article from the Centre and Anthropocene Laboratory at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
General news | 2026-08-27
The devastating glacier-related Nepal floods underline the growing risks associated with a rapidly changing cryosphere. The cryosphere refers to all the frozen components of the planet, including ice, permafrost and snow cover. It is one of the most climate-sensitive parts of the Earth system, and it is experiencing widespread, accelerated, and partly irreversible changes.
General news | 2026-08-18
If Sweden becomes one of the world’s first fossil-free welfare economies, it would send a powerful signal that climate action and a thriving economy can go hand in hand.
General news | 2026-08-13
Europe is experiencing another summer of record-breaking heat, drought and wildfires. According to Centre researcher Thomas Elmqvist, the situation underscores the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions, but also to invest in climate adaptation.
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