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A new study by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) at the University of York has said that measures such as reducing poverty and improving healthcare can be as critical as cutting emissions when it comes to lowering deaths caused by air pollution.
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Reducing emissions not the only way to protect lives from air pollution, says study

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A new study by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) at the University of York has said that measures such as…

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Greater trade cooperation between Brazil and China could help to 'turn the tide' when it comes to tackling global deforestation, a study by Stockholm Environment Institute's Trase project has claimed.
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Trade relationship between Brazil and China could ‘turn the tide’ for deforestation

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Greater trade cooperation between Brazil and China could help to ‘turn the tide’ when it comes to tackling global deforestation,…

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Climate risks are 'redrawing the boundaries' when it comes to how the insurance and reinsurance markets are managing losses, a new report by the Stockholm Environment Institute has found.
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Climate risks ‘redrawing the boundaries’ of the insurance market

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Climate risks are ‘redrawing the boundaries’ when it comes to how the insurance and reinsurance markets are managing losses, a…

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Assessing the influence of carbon footprint labels on consumer food choices within a retail setting is the subject of a new study by the Stockholm Environment Institute's CANDIES project.
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Influence of carbon footprint labels on food products assessed in new study

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Assessing the influence of carbon footprint labels on consumer food choices within a retail setting is the subject of a…

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