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Research story | 2025-06-03
A new study explores three potential future scenarios and finds that, under current trends and policies, the situation is projected to worsen across all planetary boundaries by 2050, except for ozone depletion. But targeted interventions and ambitious policy measures can reduce the negative effects and steer humanity toward more sustainable futures.
General news | 2024-11-21
Five Stockholm Resilience Centre researchers are among the most cited scientists in the world, according to the 2024 Clarivate list.
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 | 2024-11-08
Plastic pollution exacerbates the impacts of all planetary boundaries, including climate change, ocean acidification and biodiversity loss, a new paper shows.
General news | 2024-04-18
Three scientific works with heavy involvement from the Stockholm Resilience Centre have been included on a list of the ten most cited non-economics papers in policy documents by Nature
Research in short | 2024-03-18
Is it possible to fundamentally transform a system while you’re working within it? Or do you have to challenge the system?
Research news | 2023-09-13
For the first time, an international team of scientists is able to provide a detailed outline of planetary resilience by mapping out all nine boundary processes that define a safe operating space for humanity.
Research news | 2022-10-24
Synthetic chemicals and GMOs can lead to lock-ins and surprises in food systems that must be navigated in transformations to sustainability
Research news | 2022-09-08
Human emissions have already pushed Earth into the danger zone. Five of sixteen identified tipping point may be triggered at today’s temperatures
Research news | 2022-04-26
New assessment reveals dramatic changes to the global water cycle, with parts of the Amazon drying out
Research news | 2022-02-25
New study suggests three ways to change how researchers interact in order to increase science’s capacity to inform sustainable decisions
Research news | 2022-02-07
The clothing industry is dominated by a clutch of powerful companies, but interest groups around it are crucial in efforts to make it more sustainable
Research news | 2022-02-02
New efforts can help improve scenario planning and forecasting of global economic development based on the Sustainable Development Goals
Research news | 2022-01-31
An income increase and purchasing power above US$15,000 will not help meet basic human needs and risks getting us off track on sustainable development goals
Research news | 2022-01-18
There has been a 50-fold increase in the production of chemicals since 1950. This is projected to triple again by 2050
Research news | 2021-12-13
Biological feedbacks mean the ocean will struggle to remove as much carbon from the atmosphere as expected
Research news | 2021-12-08
New metric can help investors, companies, cities, and governments track their environmental impacts beyond greenhouse gas emissions
Research news | 2021-09-22
Intersectionality is firmly making its way into research thinking. What does it offer sustainability scientists?
Research news | 2021-05-25
Local efforts to reach sustainability goals risk causing “spillover effects” on global goals for sustainability. Managing these impacts better should be a priority
Research news | 2021-05-12
The fashion and textiles industry is too focused on the material ‘stuff’. It should start thinking more about the consumers’ needs and desires
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