Previous seminars

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Below you will find a list of previous Stockholm Seminars.

Bildtext får vara max två rader text. Hela texten ska högerjusteras om den bara ska innehålla fotobyline! Photo: B. Christensen/Azote
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 | 2026-10-15
Less than 1% of national research budgets goes to ocean science. This should change, and philanthropy can be an important part of the solution if managed well, according to a new article.
Research story | 2026-10-13
How much energy does it take to build, operate, and maintain the energy systems of the future? This critical question is often overlooked when talking about green energy transitions. A new book by Centre researcher Louis Delannoy and colleagues explores how net energy analysis can provide answers.
Research story | 2026-09-30
Today’s economic system is driving climate change and the loss of nature, even though the economy is entirely dependent on well-functioning ecosystems. A new report, co-authored by Centre researchers Bianca Voicu and David Collste for the WWF, explores four different pathways towards a sustainable and resilient economy.
General news | 2026-09-24
Planetary Communications, the Centre’s new handbook for sustainability science communication, was internationally launched in New York 22–23 September 2026, during Climate Week NYC together with Johan Rockström.
Research story | 2026-09-24
The year 1952 should be recognised as the official starting point of the Anthropocene – the geological epoch of humans – argue scientists in a newly published article.
Research story | 2026-09-21
The Earth system is under strain, according to the latest Planetary Health Check. Seven of the nine Planetary Boundaries are now at their highest recorded levels of transgression. The report comes after months marked by extremes across land and oceans: record ocean heat, droughts, floods, wildfires and extreme heat.
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