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Stockholm Resilience Centre explores how people and nature can live and develop on a planet under pressure.
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialCongrats to the authors, including Centre researcher Garry Peterson, on winning the Sustainability Science 2025 Best Paper Award! 🎉
“Framings in Indigenous futures thinking: barriers, opportunities, and innovations”, examines futures thinking with, for and by Indigenous peoples.
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialFAIRTRANS seeks a communications officer to lead internal and external communications. The research programme brings together researchers and partner organisations to develop evidence-based policy proposals supporting both social security and climate goals.
Apply by 19 October 2026: buff.ly/fTteBhX
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialNo single solution or actor can transform the entire economy. But a combination of approaches could.
The report highlights four pathways:
♻️ the circular bioeconomy,
⚖️ the Laghum economy,
🌳 the nature-positive economy,
đź’µ and the not-for-profit economy.
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialToday’s economic system is driving climate change and the loss of nature, while at the same time depending on healthy ecosystems to exist. “Our dominant economic system needs fundamental change to respond to planetary overshoot while increasing human wellbeing” says Centre researcher Bianca Voicu.
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialThe Anthropocene should be dated to 1952, argue scientists in a new article in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment.
Though rejected as a formal geological epoch, the term describes Earth’s human-driven departure from the Holocene, according to the authors.
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialWe’re live! Join the international launch of Planetary Communications, the new science-centred handbook for sustainability communication developed with Johan Rockström and more than 100 researchers and experts worldwide.
Watch the livestream here from 11.00 EDT / 17.00 CEST: buff.ly/CKyf2jW
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialSeven breached Planetary Boundaries continue to worsen.
"Accelerating action to return to the safe operating space across all Planetary Boundaries is essential to protect lives and livelihoods, and to deliver on the promise of shared future prosperity," says Johan Rockström.
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialJoin the international launch of Planetary Communications, a new framework and handbook for sustainability communication developed with Johan Rockström and more than 100 researchers and experts from around the world.
đź“… 23 September
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialHow can high-income countries reduce their environmental impact without simultaneously increasing unemployment and inequality?
A Fairtrans study shows that the answer may lie in coordinated reforms that combine reduced production with greater redistribution.
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialGreen transformations face backlash around the world.
New research by researchers Per Olsson, Michele-Lee Moore, Peter Søgaard Jørgensen and Carl Folke identifies three approaches that can help navigate this resistance: Hope, Hospicing and Radical collaboration.
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialA deeper understanding of how humanity is intertwined with these systems can help us find ways to better care for our planet, as well as the many invisible relationships that nourish and build our bodies.
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialThe biosphere is in our guts, on our skin and in our breathing. Most people think of the biosphere as the natural world around them. But few consider the nature that is found within them. A new research article from the Centre explores how organisms interact in the web of life.
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialFor a Sweden within planetary boundaries 🌍 Many thanks to everyone who took part in the workshop, where researchers, experts and leaders from academia, civil society, politics and business gathered at Tekniska Museet, to take part in a Planetary Boundary Fresco together!
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialGlacier disaster highlights growing planetary risks.
The deadly glacier-related flood in Nepal-Tibet underlines growing risks with a rapidly changing cryosphere.
“The cryosphere destabilisation significantly increases the risk of high mountain hazards," says researcher Bo Su.
@sthlmresilience.bsky.socialJohan Rockström: “Sweden can become one of the world’s first fossil-free welfare economies.”
At Centre initiative Greentopia during the Way Out West music festival in Gothenburg, Johan Rockström highlighted how climate action and economic success can go hand in hand.
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@sthlmresilience.bsky.social"Plastics are often seen as waste that can be easily cleaned up, but this is far from reality,” says Patricia Villarrubia-Gómez, whose study reveals plastic pollution worsens planetary crises.
These are timely findings as INC-5 begins in Busan today.
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