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Explore our new Planetary Boundaries series

A new content series that explores how business is evolving in a world where Planetary Boundaries must be consistently integrated into day-to-day decision-making and long-term strategy across industries.

FRESH WATER

Mapping Industrial Vulnerability in a Water Constrained Economy

Capital is beginning to flow toward water risk, but exposure is unevenly distributed across sectors and geographies. We map which industries face the greatest vulnerability as physical and regulatory water constraints tighten.

Beyond the Tap: De-Risking the World’s Most Essential Commodity

Water is the only resource humans cannot substitute, yet we have priced and managed it as if it ere infinite. We look at how water scarcity is becoming a material financial risk and what businesses can do about it.

Fresh water crisis: is it already out of control?

Freshwater makes up just 2.5% of all water on Earth and we are depleting it faster than it can replenish. We examine where the pressure is most acute and what a water-constrained future means for business and policy.

Biodiversity

Biodiversity & Impact Measurement​​

Businesses are highly dependent on nature and that dependency needs to be measured. We explore the methodologies and data sources available for assessing biodiversity impact, and why getting this right matters for long-term resilience.

RegenAg as a Tool for Sustainable Agriculture Transition

Agriculture sits at the fault line of planetary boundaries. We explore how regenerative farming — rooted in soil health, biodiversity and natural cycles — offers a practical pathway to restore ecosystems from within supply chains, and how we help companies make that transition measurable.

How private finance can support nature-positive outcomes

Private capital has a critical role in the nature transition, but directing it effectively requires rigorous impact mapping. We walk through how organisations can connect their financial flows to measurable biodiversity outcomes.

Impact Labs x Darwin: Scaling the Nature-Positive Transition

Going beyond GHG emissions requires new data frameworks and partnerships. We share how our collaboration with Darwin is helping companies account for land use, biodiversity, and broader environmental impact at scale.

Biodiversity: the “hidden” engine of our planet​

Greenhouse gas emissions have dominated the sustainability agenda, but biodiversity loss poses an equally urgent threat. We make the case for why businesses need to bring nature fully into their environmental strategy.

Climate Change

Leveraging Data and Tech for Scalable Climate Solutions

Scalable climate solutions depend on accurate, actionable data. We combine advanced data management, remote sensing, and science-based modelling to help organisations move beyond standardised assumptions toward granular, decision-ready insights.

Avoided Emissions: The What, The Why, And The How

Avoided emissions estimate the climate impact of what didn't happen. But as these metrics shape investment and corporate claims, their assumptions, uncertainty, and limits matter more than ever. We explore how to use them responsibly.

Fashion’s Carbon Story: Promises vs. Progress

As fashion brands expand their climate commitments, real progress remains uneven. We examine how sourcing strategies, circularity efforts, and Scope 3 emissions reveal the gap between sustainability promises and the structural changes required to support them.
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Climate Change in Action: Three client cases on carbon footprints and avoided emissions

Climate action only matters if it is measurable. Drawing on three real client cases, we discuss how robust carbon footprints, avoided emissions, and induced emissions methodologies translate climate strategy into decision-useful, investor-grade impact.

Climate Finance: Turning Capital Into Real Climate Impact

Mobilising capital is not enough. As climate and nature finance scales, the real challenge is ensuring investments deliver measurable outcomes. We explore why robust quantification is essential to turning finance into real-world impact.

The New Corporate Climate Reality

Climate change is now a systemic business risk. We look at how COP30, tightening regulation, Scope 3 pressure, and shifting capital flows are redefining what corporate climate strategy needs to look like.

Nature Positive Business

How Nature Tech is Reshaping the Transition to a Nature Positive Economy

The nature financing gap is widening. We look at why it persists and what combination of technology, data infrastructure, and capital mobilisation is needed to redirect investment toward real impact.

Nature Positive Business — Client Cases

There is no single path to a nature-positive economy. We share three real client cases that illustrate the practical, often underestimated shifts organisations can make — and what each one unlocks.
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Closing the Nature Financing Gap

Trillions are needed annually to protect and restore nature and current flows fall far short. We examine the structural barriers behind the nature financing gap and the emerging instruments designed to close it.

Introducing our new series: Nature Positive Business Transformation Beyond Climate

Nature positive is moving from concept to strategic imperative. We explain what it means, why it goes beyond climate, and how organisations can begin the transition in a way that holds up to scrutiny.

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Insights on recent events, trends and best practices: understand what is shaping this impact economy and how it can apply to your business

Article Nine or Article Nein?

Article 9 funds were once the gold standard of sustainable finance. We look at what the SFDR reclassification wave revealed about how the regulation was being used — and what it means for the credibility of sustainable investing.

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November 28, 2024

Achieving B Corp Certification™

B Corp certification has become one of the most recognised signals of business integrity. We walk through what the process involves, what it actually tests, and what companies gain — and commit to — when they pursue it.

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September 3, 2024
Innovation

Closing the loop

The fashion industry employs 300 million people and generates enormous environmental pressure. We explore why circularity is the sector’s most credible path to reducing its carbon and waste footprint before 2050.

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May 14, 2024