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Research areas at Centre for Climate Science and Policy Research

Research areas at CSPR

Ongoing research projects

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Carbon Farm: Farming carbon to meet European climate goals

The EU鈥檚 new framework for carbon removals is shaping a growing market where forestry becomes key to Europe鈥檚 climate transition. This project explores how this market is taking form and what opportunities and challenges it creates for forest owners.

Collage depicting a globe on a plant shoot

Transformational Adaptation

The growing impacts of climate change highlight the urgency of adaptation. This project examines how the concept of transformational adaptation influences international climate negotiations and explores its potential benefits and challenges.

Climate research presented in the Norrk枚ping Decision Arena

Exploring the transformative potential of climate services

The project explores how next-generation climate services can support societal transformation through data, visualisation and communication 鈥� with a focus on energy, agriculture and urban planning.

More ongoing projects


  • AgriFoSe203
    2016-2026, Madelene Ostwald, Veronica Brod茅n Gyberg
  • ClimEQ: Implementering av h氓llbarhetsm氓l i en icke-samst盲mmig v盲rld: Synergier mellan klimatomst盲llning och minskad oj盲mlikhet
    2021-2026,
  • R盲ttvist Vatten: Samverkan f枚r r盲ttvis vattenf枚rvaltning i avrinningsomr氓den - stresstest av torka och h枚ga fl枚den f枚r h氓llbar och multifunktionell anv盲ndning av vatten
    2022-2026, Bj枚rn-Ola Linn茅r

Past research projects

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AI4ClimateAdaptation

AI4ClimateAdaptation explores the capacity of AI-based image processing and text mining to contribute to evaluating the accuracy of the national system for impact-based weather warnings and to contribute to the development of the system.

Stones at the Swedish westcoast.

Just transformation: The places, politics and ethics of fossil free society

In 2017 the Swedish Parliament adopted a new climate policy framework that lays the foundations for an ambitious decarbonization of all sectors in Swedish society. The aim is to turn Sweden into the first fossil-free welfare state by 2045.

NAMAs, support to developing countries to reduce emissions

NAMAs, support to developing countries to reduce emissions

The UN climate politics encourage developing countries to, voluntarily, take on nationally appropriate mitigation actions. If needed, they can apply for international support. This project examines what it takes to improve the process.

More past projects

  • ClimateLAB
    2024-2025, Madelene Ostwald
  • Opening the portfolio of negative emissions technologies: A comprehensive study of social, techno-economic and ethical dimensions of biomass-based NETs in Sweden and Tanzania
    2019-2025, Anders Hansson
  • An integrative systems approach to a carbon neutral industry
    2018-2025, Anders Hansson
  • En starkare röst för forskarsamhället vid SDG Summit 2023: En kampanj för att vetenskapliga insikter ska nå och förstås av beslutsfattare och vägleda accelereringen av Agenda 2030
    May 2023-Dec 2024, Maria Jernäs
  • Conflicting ambitions concerning the use of biomass – Sweden, Tanzania and the World
    2016-2022, Anders Hansson
  • Negative carbon dioxide emissions as a feasible transition pathway to sustainability? The uncertainties, barriers, challenges and possibilities of large-scale BECCS implementation in Sweden
    2016-2022, Anders Hansson

Latest publications

2026

Florian Steig, Eva L枚vbrand, Angela Oels, Jonathan Barnes, Diana Eriksson Lagerqvist, Marie Fischer, Jennifer Gabrys, Aarti Gupta, Maarten Hajer, Phoebe Hamilton Jones, Maria Jernn盲s, Cecilia Oliveira, Jeroen Oomen, Johannes Stripple (2026) Global Environmental Politics, Vol. 26 (Article in journal)
Eva L枚vbrand, Maria Jernn盲s, Aarti Gupta (2026) Global Environmental Politics, Vol. 26, p. 24-46 (Article in journal)
Veronica Brod茅n Gyberg, Mathias Fridahl (2026) Bist氓ndsinfo f枚r alla, p. 25-32 (Chapter in book)
Viktor Skyrman, Karl Wennberg, Brita Hermelin, Simon Haikola (2026) Regional studies, Vol. 60, Article 2702095 (Article in journal)
Therese Asplund, P氓l Dobrin (2026) Sustainability Science (Article in journal)
Alexandra Buylova, Naghmeh Nasiritousi (2026) Contemporary European Politics, Vol. 4, Article e70048 (Article in journal)
Victoria Wibeck (2026) Climatic Change, Vol. 179, Article 178 (Article in journal)
Gustav Strandberg, Carolina Nilsson, Renate Anna Irma Wilcke, Lotten Wir茅hn (2026) Communications Sustainability, Vol. 1, Article 133 (Article in journal)
David Bastviken, Martin Karlson, Guillem Dom猫nech-Gil, Magnus G氓lfalk, Henrique Sawakuchi (2026) One Earth, Vol. 9, Article 101743 (Article in journal)
Naghmeh Nasiritousi, Jennifer Bergman (2026) Klimatinfo f枚r alla (Chapter in book)