Nature
Why 71 percent of Americans feel relaxed and calm in nature
There's a reason those childhood hikes have meaning. Read More
What you need to know about nature finance ahead of COP30
COP30 isn't a technical debate, but a strategic shift in financing models and investment in reforestation initiatives. Read More
Finance sector failing to curb deforestation, new report finds
$8.9 trillion remains tied to forest-destructive companies. Read More
Mega-scale forest carbon programs have major promise — and big challenges
“There's a lot that can go wrong," said Barbara Haya, director of the Berkeley Carbon Trading Project. Read More
‘Nature positive’ is not a slogan – it’s an inspiring ambition and a measurable goal
One pointed response to our list of clichés to avoid. Read More
How companies can support Indigenous communities in carbon markets
For years, traditional communities have used their land management expertise to restore and replenish the environment. Read More
Why Norfolk Southern restored a 1,500-foot stretch of Virginia shoreline
In addition to strengthening the eroded coast, the project is expected to recoup a significant financial payoff. Here's how. Read More
Growing in use, plastic credits face rising criticism
Critics are skeptical of the tool’s efficacy to bring systemic, permanent reductions to plastic waste. Read More
AI’s latest field to boost: nature-based solutions
A great deal of skepticism persists about voluntary carbon markets because of a lack of confidence in outcomes. Verifying impacts will help. Read More
Inside Gucci parent Kering’s ambitious plan to reduce water-related business risks
The strategy requires key suppliers — especially tanneries — to set goals to reduce withdrawals and improve the quality of wastewater discharges. Read More
