Climate change affects everything
If we are to manage the challenge of climate change, businesses and organizations must adapt now. IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute helps the private and public sectors to lead this shift.
Changes in the climate affect everything, including businesses and industries. However, there is a lot the private sector can do to slow this process and redirect it for the future.
Climate emissions must be reduced, both long-term and short-term. Calculating emissions is important – when we know where the emissions occur and how large they are, we can develop an action plan with effective measures to reduce them.
Influence others' emissions
Demand that your suppliers and partners take climate action. This is increasingly important for the organization's sustainability reporting. Show that you are one step ahead.
Examples of IVL's practical work in climate change
EU project - Nevermore
Nevermore, an EU Horizon project, takes a comprehensive approach to the climate system, with modelling and close collaboration with local actors. The aim is to increase understanding of the interaction between different types of measures.
Sweden's climate transition
IVL's research programme Mistra Carbon Exit recently released a report containing important lessons with which Sweden can accelerate its climate change efforts.
Climate change adaptation
Climate change forces us to adapt society immediately, so we can manage extreme weather events. Is your municipality keeping up?
CCfDs and climate fees can help transform industry
Some of the key players in the climate transition are found in the basic industry. But for industry to make a successful post-carbon transition, demand for fossil-free products must increase and the cost of its production must fall.
Hear our experts talk about current climate issues
Practically all research at IVL touches on climate issues in some way.
Some of IVL's experts in climate change
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