A new study with over 50 scientists, led by Lancaster University, reveals that Amazonia is experiencing rapid growth in ...

The study defines “charging poverty” and proposes a framework to assess unequal access to reliable, affordable and inclusive electric vehicle charging.

The research explores how learning takes place within international development organizations, examining when and how knowledge is generated and used throughout planning, monitoring and reporting ...

A new analysis based on data from the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) shows that commercial-scale calcined clay kiln projects have been announced across every continent, with the ...

This report examines the impacts of labour migration on children in the context of climate change – whether they stay behind or migrate themselves. Through interviews with pre-adolescents and ...

Trase identifies the leading coffee trading companies and estimate where traders and markets source coffee from within key coffee-producing countries.

Visual metaphors can help overcome challenges that arise from different interpretations of terms used in climate change ...

A 40-year study of rural Thailand shows that as education, jobs and livelihoods changed, more people left their villages for work, but many also returned. The paper explores how this continuing ...

Insect farming is often presented as a sustainable alternative to traditional animal protein production, but this review – focused on commercial insect farming in high-income countries in the northern ...

Fifty years after the Stockholm conference that created UNEP, former SEI Research Director Åsa Persson becomes its Chief Scientist.