Small States Beyond Plastics is a documentary that showcases the important role small states have in creating meaningful change on a global level.

Senior Research Fellow, Stacy VanDeveer and Corey Johnson, explore Energy Regionalism in their new article, Energy Regionalisms in Theory and Practice, in the journal, Review of Policy Research.

This interview with Center Director, Maria Ivanova, dives in the nuance of UNEP and its place in Environmental Governance.

In this article, Center Fellow, Jack Whitacre and coauthors propose a Universal Declaration of the Rights of Wetlands, consistent with the
1982 World Charter for Nature.

Research Associate, Meg Hassey and coauthors explore the role of EPR to address the plastic crisis.

Center Director, Maria Ivanova, along with Sylvia L. R. Wood, Amy Luers, Jennifer Garard, Ajay Gambhir, Kalpana Chaudhari, and Casey Cronin explore charting sustainable pathways that 'leaves no one behind' in their article in Global Sustainability.

Center Director, Maria Ivanova publishes a new article in Nature reflecting on the past fifty years of UNEP. Ivanova reflects on UNEP's original vision and ways to move forward.

Senior Research Fellow, Stacy VanDeveer, Florian Krampea and Farah Hegazi explore environmental peacebuilding in their new article, Sustaining peace through better resource governance: Three potential mechanisms for environmental peacebuilding, in the journal, World Development.

This report explores opportunities for upscaling ambition and action from a wide array of social actors and institutions, alongside governments, for achieving the sound management of chemicals and waste.

Center Director, Maria Ivanova and Natalia Escobar--Pemberthy explore the evaluate environmental conventions.

Senior Research Fellow, Niko Urho and Karen Raubenheimer suggest elements and approaches for a new global agreement covering the whole life cycle of plastics.

Center Director, Maria Ivanova, discusses the global challenges—from the climate crisis to health epidemics—that intensified in recent years and the need for a global responses that has become ever more urgent and important.