40 percent emissions cuts possible in Europe


2009-12-01

Fair solutions are financially and technically achievable, but political will is still required.

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Making ends meet


2009-12-03

New report illuminates potential areas for collaboration between the EU and India to curb greenhouse gas emissions in India.

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Going clean: how China can adopt low-carbon growth


2009-12-08

Study shows that China may cut carbon emissions and minimise adverse economic effects over the next 40 years.

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China praises Thai NGOs role in ecosystem management


2009-12-10

Dr Guangchun Lei helped develop the Integrated River Basin Management that has been adopted in seven river basins in China. Still, he wondered what he could learn studying mangroves in Thailand's south.

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Tougher targets economically affordable and even profitable


2009-12-16

SEI, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) launch a synthesis of the latest science on climate change, environment and development.

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Improving early warning systems in Asia: not quite there yet


2010-01-11

Five years after the Indian Ocean tsunami of 26 December, 2004, a new SEI study shows that early warning systems established in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand still need improvement.

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SEI partners with network of international companies


2010-01-12

SEI will partner with 3C (Combat Climate Change), a global initiative of business leaders, to produce cutting-edge, in-depth research at the intersection of climate policy and business.

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SEI report central to new bill on consumer emissions target


2010-02-17

High-profile research conducted by SEI and SEI's partner ISA for the UK government reaches the legislative process in the UK.

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Reducing climate risks


Emissions of greenhouse gases are built into our economic systems. Our research shows the benefits of a low carbon future and describes how we get there through mitigating and adapting to climate change.



Managing environmental systems

Growing populations, rapid urbanisation and increased consumption put unprecedented pressure on land, water and air resources. We show how to manage these resources together to protect food security, human health and biodiversity.


Transforming vulnerable communities

Rapid social and environmental change threatens successful poverty alleviation. Unsustainable resource use traps communities in poverty. We are working to identify ways that vulnerable communities can build sustainable livelihoods.


Rethinking development


The global economy has brought welfare and prosperity to the world. But it has also depleted natural resources and vital ecosystem services. We set out alternatives for a sustainable future, from the planetary scale down to local, on-the-ground solutions.