This research project, conducted under the initial years of GEDB, laid the foundations of much of the work on the Earth system and sustainable finance that we conduct today. The project deployed value chain analysis and trade data to identify financial institutions who, based on current ownership patterns, are linked to tipping elements in the Earth system. Therefore, they play a particularly important role for steering away from irreversible large-scale environmental change and escalated global warming.
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Chary, K., A.-J. van Riel, A. Muscat, A. Wilfart, S. Harchaoui, M. Verdegem, R. Filgueira, M. Troell, P. J. G. Henriksson, I. J. M. de Boer, and G. F. Wiegertjes 2024 Transforming sustainable aquaculture by applying circularity principles Reviews in Aquaculture 16(2):656-673
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Chopin, T., B. A. Costa-Pierce, M. Troell, C. L. Hurd, M. J. Costello, S. Backman, A. H. Buschmann, R. Cuhel, C. M. Duarte, F. Gröndahl, K. Heasman, R. J. Haroun, J. Johansen, A. Jueterbock, M. Lench, S. Lindell, H. Pavia, A. M. Ricart, K. S. Sundell, and C. Yarish 2024 Deep-ocean seaweed dumping for carbon sequestration: Questionable, risky, and not the best use of valuable biomass One Earth 7(3):359-364
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Cousins, M., E. J. Parmley, A. L. Greer, E. Neiterman, I. A. Lambraki, T. Graells, A. Léger, P. J. G. Henriksson, D. Wernli, P. S. Jørgensen, C. A. Carson, and S. E. Majowicz 2024 Using a fuzzy cognitive map to assess interventions to reduce antimicrobial resistance in a Swedish One Health system context under potential climate change conditions One Health 2:e6