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  • This research paper examines how 'weak signals' of change can act as super-nodes to amplify systemic disruption across socioecological systems. Using a mixed-methods approach involving a global Delphi survey and influence mapping, the study argues that anticipatory governance should prioritize high-centrality signals to mitigate cascading risks to planetary health, economic, and technological systems.

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    Themes: climate changesocioecological systemsplanetary-health
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

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