The More You Own, The More You Use: Norwegian Households Reveal a Material Trap
A study of 3,435 Norwegian households finds that larger accumulated material stocks in dwellings, cars and holiday homes are linked ...
A study of 3,435 Norwegian households finds that larger accumulated material stocks in dwellings, cars and holiday homes are linked ...
A survey of 17 major economies by Ipsos for Earth4All finds 69 percent of people want major economic system change ...
The Planetary Health Check 2026 reports that all seven breached Planetary Boundaries have reached record levels of transgression as ocean ...
IIASA researchers and partners have developed a river-basin-scale framework that operationalizes the Global Water Planetary Boundary to guide local water ...
New research shows that digital platforms in the plastics industry enable circular economy business models by standardizing material quality data, ...
Researchers argue that biodiversity must be recognized as a foundational determinant of health and the critical link connecting One Health ...
A landmark synthesis argues that human bodies are physically inseparable from life-mediated chemical element cycles, making biosphere stewardship an embodied ...
Leading researchers argue that a stabilized definition of the Anthropocene epoch, beginning in 1952, is essential for rigorous science and ...
A new comparative study argues that six rival sustainability frameworks can be combined into one coherent fiscal strategy for a ...
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