• Strong sustainability and the environmental dimension of the Sustainable Development Goals 

  Usubiaga-Liaño, A.; Fairbrass, A.; Ekins, P. (Cambridge University Press, 2024-11-22)

  Non-technical summary The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) are at the core of the development agenda. Despite their wide adoption, it is still unclear the extent to which they can provide insights on environmental ...
• Recycling the rain: Exploring forest management practices in a western Mediterranean watershed to recouple the atmospheric and terrestrial water cycle 

  Ruiz, I.; Alloza, J.A.; Sanz, M.J.; Zafra-Calvo, N.; Lliso, B.; Brugnach, M. (Science of the Total Environment, 2024-12-01)

  Current knowledge of the role that forests play in recycling rainwater has led to the proposal of forest management practices to mitigate desertification in the western Mediterranean basin. Building upon this hypothesis, ...
• Reducing the cost of capital to finance the energy transition in developing countries 

  Calcaterra, M.; Aleluia Reis, L.; Fragkos, P.; Briera, T.; de Boer, H.S.; Egli, F.; Emmerling, J.; Iyer, G.; Mittal, S.; Polzin, F.H.J.; Sanders, M.W.J.L.; Schmidt, T.S.; Serebriakova, A.; Steffen, B.; van de Ven, D.J.; van Vuuren, D.P.; Waidelich, P.; Tavoni, M. (Nature Energy, 2024-10-01)

  Climate stabilization requires the mobilization of substantial investments in low- and zero-carbon technologies, especially in emerging and developing economies. However, access to stable and affordable finance varies ...
• Cumulative human impacts on global marine fauna highlight risk to biological and functional diversity 

  O'Hara, C.C.; Frazier, M.; Valle, M.; Butt, N.; Kaschner, K.; Klein, C.; Halpern, B.S. (PLoS ONE, 2024-09-01)

  Anthropogenic stressors to marine ecosystems from climate change and human activities increase extinction risk of species, disrupt ecosystem integrity, and threaten important ecosystem services. Addressing these stressors ...

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