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Ghana launches biodiversity finance programme
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'Trump effect' could lead to market opportunity, says Gresham House
17 April 2025The pullback by North American investors from sustainable investments could open up new opportunities, said Gresham House, as the 'Trump effect' takes hold.
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Biochar platform closes funding round
17 April 2025 -
Natural Capital Investment Americas: early bird ends tomorrow
17 April 2025The early bird rate for Environmental Finance's annual Natural Capital Investment Americas conference ends tomorrow, so register now to save 20%. Environmental Finance subscribers receive a further 30% discount.
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The 'why now' and 'how' questions remain for biodiversity investing
16 April 2025Despite increasing recognition of biodiversity loss, the 'why now' and 'how' questions remain for investors looking to invest in biodiversity, Robeco has said.
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Food investors to face insecurity and commercial loss, says First Sentier MUFG
16 April 2025More extreme weather means food investors should expect increased supply chain insecurity and commercial loss, the First Sentier MUFG Sustainable Investment Institute has warned.
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Nature projects will always have a degree of 'guesstimating'
16 April 2025Some quantification flaws in nature-based carbon projects need to be accepted if the industry is to meet growing demand from buyers in the near future, a project developer has told Environmental Finance.
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Nature based solutions: The opportunity for renewable energy investors
15 April 2025Embedding nature based solutions alongside renewables can unlock additional revenues from ecosystem services, write Hing Kin Lee and Valeria Ramos
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RMS to pilot ecosystem integrity index later this year
15 April 2025Forestry and timberland investor Resource Management Service (RMS) is to pilot an ecosystem integrity index developed by RSK Wilding later this year.
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Buyers of biodiversity credits 'yet to emerge'
15 April 2025There is still no willingness to buy biodiversity credits, but biodiversity co-benefits continue to dominate carbon credit prices, a project developer has told Environmental Finance.