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Europe Launches OceanEye and Calls for International Alliance on Ocean Monitoring

mars 3, 2026 Aucun commentaire

The European Union is moving to consolidate its ocean monitoring systems and formalize international cooperation around marine data, signaling that observation capacity is being treated less as scientific support and more as core infrastructure. On Tuesday, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen introduced OceanEye, an initiative designed to align Europe’s

Debt-for-Nature Swaps Shift Toward Institutional Capital After U.S. Pullback

février 24, 2026 Aucun commentaire

A financing structure once underwritten by sovereign guarantees is being tested on institutional balance sheets. Legal & General has committed up to $1 billion over five years to anchor a new wave of debt-for-nature swaps in developing markets, stepping into a segment that slowed after U.S. government political risk backing

Congo Basin Countries Reframe Forest Wealth Through Carbon Markets

février 24, 2026 Aucun commentaire

In Washington, forest wealth was reframed not as conservation stock, but as balance sheet potential. Six Congo Basin governments have moved to formalize how their forest assets will be priced, verified and converted into climate-linked capital through newly launched strategic roadmaps designed to align carbon markets with national development planning.

Denmark secures €1bn to subsidise farmers for nature restoration

Denmark Bets €1 Billion on Letting the Land Breathe Again

février 17, 2026 Aucun commentaire

A Turn Away From Maximum Yield COPENHAGEN — For decades, Denmark’s countryside has been shaped by efficiency. Wetlands were drained, soils leveled, fertilizers applied with precision. The country became one of Europe’s most productive agricultural exporters, but the environmental costs accumulated quietly in the background. This week, Denmark signaled a

The End of Fast Fashion’s “Silent” Waste: EU Locks in Ban on Unsold Apparel

février 13, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Every second, the equivalent of a rubbish truck full of clothes is dumped into a landfill or incinerated. In Europe, between 4% and 9% of all unsold textiles, specifically items that have never been worn, are destroyed annually. This produces carbon emissions roughly equivalent to the total net output of

New Chair Elected as Global Plastics Treaty Talks Attempt a Fragile Restart - Julio Cordano

New Chair Julio Cordano Elected as Global Plastics Treaty Talks Attempt a Fragile Restart

février 10, 2026 Aucun commentaire

When delegates from nearly every nation gathered in Geneva earlier this month, the meeting on the agenda was procedural but carried heavy symbolic weight: electing a new chair to lead negotiations on what could become the world’s first legally binding treaty on plastic pollution. In a one-day resumed session of

SDG Spotlight – Julio Cordano: The Diplomat Tasked With Restarting the World’s Most Fragile Environmental Negotiation

février 10, 2026 Aucun commentaire

When governments moved to restart stalled negotiations on a global plastics treaty in Geneva earlier this month, they turned to a diplomat shaped not by a single issue, but by the slow accumulation of trust, credibility, and experience across climate, oceans, and multilateral governance. Julio Cordano, newly elected Chair of

Kristina Wyatt Leads Climate Disclosure Innovation from SEC to Persefoni

Kristina Wyatt: Scaling Natural Capital in a High-Growth World

février 6, 2026 Aucun commentaire

In the landscape of climate disclosure and land conservation, Kristina Wyatt has emerged as a rare leader who translates the language of capital markets into the preservation of the physical world. Her appointment in early 2026 as Executive Vice President and General Counsel for The Conservation Fund marks a strategic

According to insights from the State of Finance for Nature 2026, the most comprehensive analysis to date of how capital flows interact with ecosystems

Nature in the Red: Why the Global Economy Is Still Financing Its Own Ecological Decline

février 3, 2026 Aucun commentaire

For years, governments and financial institutions have pledged to protect nature, halt biodiversity loss, and build resilience in the face of climate change. Yet a new global assessment makes clear that the world’s financial system continues to move in the opposite direction. According to insights from the State of Finance

Peace Boat US Details 2025 Engagements Across UN Ocean, Climate, and Peace Forums

janvier 5, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Peace Boat US UN engagements in 2025 unfolded across a series of major United Nations and multilateral convenings, reflecting an expanding role for civil society actors operating within formal ocean, climate, and peace processes. Over the course of the year, Peace Boat US participated in UN conferences, diplomatic forums, and

Spotlight: Robert Mærsk Uggla and the Race to Reinvent Global Trade

mars 3, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Debt-for-Nature Swaps Shift Toward Institutional Capital After U.S. Pullback

février 24, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Congo Basin Countries Reframe Forest Wealth Through Carbon Markets

février 24, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Denmark Bets €1 Billion on Letting the Land Breathe Again

février 17, 2026 Aucun commentaire

The End of Fast Fashion’s “Silent” Waste: EU Locks in Ban on Unsold Apparel

février 13, 2026 Aucun commentaire

New Chair Julio Cordano Elected as Global Plastics Treaty Talks Attempt a Fragile Restart

février 10, 2026 Aucun commentaire

SDG Spotlight – Julio Cordano: The Diplomat Tasked With Restarting the World’s Most Fragile Environmental Negotiation

février 10, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Kristina Wyatt: Scaling Natural Capital in a High-Growth World

février 6, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Nature in the Red: Why the Global Economy Is Still Financing Its Own Ecological Decline

février 3, 2026 Aucun commentaire

Peace Boat US Details 2025 Engagements Across UN Ocean, Climate, and Peace Forums

janvier 5, 2026 Aucun commentaire

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Europe Launches OceanEye and Calls for International Alliance on Ocean Monitoring

Debt-for-Nature Swaps Shift Toward Institutional Capital After U.S. Pullback

Congo Basin Countries Reframe Forest Wealth Through Carbon Markets

Denmark Bets €1 Billion on Letting the Land Breathe Again

The End of Fast Fashion’s “Silent” Waste: EU Locks in Ban on Unsold Apparel

New Chair Julio Cordano Elected as Global Plastics Treaty Talks Attempt a Fragile Restart

SDG Spotlight – Julio Cordano: The Diplomat Tasked With Restarting the World’s Most Fragile Environmental Negotiation

Kristina Wyatt: Scaling Natural Capital in a High-Growth World

Nature in the Red: Why the Global Economy Is Still Financing Its Own Ecological Decline

Peace Boat US Details 2025 Engagements Across UN Ocean, Climate, and Peace Forums

SDG News Spotlight: Robert Mærsk Uggla and the Race to Reinvent Global Trade

Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Expands Global Energy Strategy With Major North American Renewables Investment

Nepal’s Gen Z Uprising Moves to the Ballot Box in Historic Election

China Cuts Growth Target to Lowest Level in Decades as Iran War and U.S. Tariffs Darken Global Outlook

Mexico’s President Says U.N. ‘Has Stopped Fulfilling Its Role’ as Iran Conflict Tests Global Diplomacy

Sovereign Capital Moves Into Contracted Renewable Power in North America

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