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Newsletter#116 Nature's Balance Sheet: How GSK Turned Water Risk Into Pharma's First Science-Based Target
We explore how GSK became the first pharma company with a validated nature target and what that means for the sector. The piece covers the company's water and carbon progress, its plan to cut Ventolin inhaler emissions by 92%, a new global standard for measuring drug footprints, and the challenges that still stand in the way.
Newsletter#112 How Danone Is Rebuilding Food Sustainability Around Health, Farmers and Nature
The French food group has just opened the second phase of its sustainability roadmap, backed by one of the strongest sets of external sustainability credentials in the sector. The question now is whether the next five years can match the ambition of the last.
Newsletter#107 - Africa’s Forests Have Switched Sides. The Carbon Math Just Changed.
A landmark study confirms the continent’s forests now emit more carbon than they absorb. For climate policy, carbon markets, and sustainable finance, the implications are far-reaching.
Newsletter#101 Agriculture Is the Real Climate Battleground
The gap between recognition and action in food system emissions is now the single largest structural weakness in global climate strategy.
Newsletter#97 AI and the Planet: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Climate and Nature Solutions
How AI is powering climate solutions and straining the planet at the same time, and what companies need to do about it.
Newsletter#91 Asking Better Questions on Nature: A New Fiduciary Lens for Asset Owners & Managers
Asset owners are waking up to nature as a core driver of risk, resilience and returns. This editorial sets out the sharper questions CIOs can ask on governance, investment process, stewardship and reporting to turn nature from ESG rhetoric into fiduciary practice.
Newsletter#83 Investing in Nature: How Superorganism Is Turning Biodiversity Risk into Opportunity
Nature loss is becoming a real business risk. This feature explores how Superorganism is backing startups that turn biodiversity decline into investable, scalable opportunity.
Newsletter#69 Nature Credits: Assigning Value to Nature in the Economy
Marianne Haahr leads the IAPB’s global push to scale high-integrity nature credits, and she shares her insights on how countries and companies can invest in nature through credible, evidence-based markets.
Newsletter#61 Biodiversity Credits: Changing How We Protect Nature
Biodiversity credits are a new way for companies and communities to fund real, measurable efforts that protect and restore nature worldwide.
Newsletter#47 Nature’s Billion-Dollar Climate Defenses
From $65B flood protection to $8B in water savings, nature-based solutions prove resilience can be both cost-effective and sustainable.
Newsletter#15 Nature Tech Innovations for a Planet-First Future
Satellites and AI are transforming forest conservation by enabling real-time monitoring and predictive analytics to combat deforestation. From Colombia to Cameroon, indigenous communities and environmental groups use this tech to receive alerts, deploy drones, and intervene quickly—cutting forest loss by up to 50%. Projects like Gabon’s Forest Foresight even forecast illegal activity before it happens. Yet, nature tech isn’t a silver bullet. It requires empowered local communities, strong enforcement, and global citizen engagement. While AI and satellites are powerful tools, true forest protection hinges on human will, action, and sustained support from governments, consumers, and conservation partners worldwide.
Newsletter#10 How Saving the Planet Became a Luxury Brand?
As climate awareness goes mainstream, the language of saving the planet has been polished, packaged, and sold — often to those who can afford it most. In this piece, we explore how sustainability became a lifestyle brand, why that matters, and what it really takes to keep climate action real and inclusive.