LATEST NEWS & EVENTS
A series of dialogues will deliberate on a new agenda for economics and finance for our living planet and prosperity for all. A synthesis report will be delivered to Stockholm+50.
Students interpret science in art and design exhibition that provide new entrances to complex research.
Too much focus on mariculture risks overshadow freshwater aquaculture research, at the expense of poorer conusmers.
“Intelligent Machines, Emotions, and Our Planet”. Explores the frontiers and social challenges created by the increased interplay between human emotions, machines and nature. See video.
New study wants more focus on closing performance gaps in less developed parts of the world and identifies nine areas for improving the productivity and sustainability of global aquaculture.
to curb overfishing, biodiversity loss, and CO2 emissions, and to safeguard food and livelihoods, WTO must ban harmful fisheries subsidies.
Ocean and land ecosystems remove around 50% of human induced CO2 emissions from the atmosphere each year and this is taken for granted in climate models. But what if they are eroded in the current pace?
See video of international symposium examining how demographics affect the environment and what impact changes in the environment and climate can have on the population.
15 December, 12.00-13.30 (CET)
Delivered by Sir Partha Dasgupta with the title: Sustainable Development and Inclusive Wealth: Problematics
Research identifies four areas where the use of AI-technologies can create risks for both people and planet.
A new analysis explores governance approaches likely to reduce risk from extreme events
Fish, shellfish and algae offer untapped potential for global development if the right policies and investments are put in place.
