Climate shocks are accelerating and ecosystems are crossing thresholds once thought to be decades away. Every year, negotiators, ministers, funders, and heads of state gather at the UN Climate Summit to make decisions under enormous pressure, with very little time. Ahead of this year’s summit, COP31, we asked the question, is resilience science reaching the negotiating room?

In this episode of Resilience Recorded, host Lisen Shultz, Deputy Director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre, talks to Johan Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, and Mattias Frumerie, Climate Ambassador and Sweden’s Head of Delegation to UNFCCC, with scientific framing provided by Stockholm Resilience Centre researchers, Albert Norström and Cibele Queiroz.

Resilience Recorded is a podcast from the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Global Resilience Partnership, and Future Earth. It brings the latest science into conversation with the people who are trying to change how we live on this planet. It draws on the Resilience Science Must Knows, nine insights developed with input of some 200 experts and decision-makers from more than 130 organisations.

Resilience Science Must-Knows full report: https://www.stockholmresilience.org/research/synthesis-reports/resilience-science-must-knows.html

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