Genevieve Redgrave

US nature investing could blossom as ESG wilts

As the market prepares for wider ESG backlash, nature investing has the potential to flourish during Trump's presidency, argues Genevieve Redgrave.

Indonesia launches carbon trading for international investors

Triodos: we are still looking for the "holy grail" when it comes to funding nature

Triodos Bank is set to expand its Biodiversity Net Gain lending, as it continues its search for the "holy grail" of ecosystem funding.

Nature scenarios need improvement, says NGFS

More investment is needed to improve scenario analysis for nature loss, the central banks and supervisors' Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has said.

Google agrees to 'world's largest' biochar credit purchase

Google has agreed to purchase 100,000 tonnes of carbon removal credits from Indian climate solutions start-up Varaha, in what is being labelled as "the world's largest biochar deal" to date.

Positive screening 'increasingly crucial' for investors, says CISL

Positive screening is "increasingly crucial" for managing climate risk, limiting losses and delivering returns, the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) has said in a new report.

BeZero Carbon raises $32m in Series C fundraising

US mortgage industry needs to price climate risk 'more realistically', says Delterra Capital

The US mortgage industry is not yet factoring in physical climate risk as "realistically" as is needed, but this could become more likely with the potential privatisation of lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Delterra Capital has said.

Nature versus food debate a red herring, say investors

Nature restoration should not be viewed as a competitor of food security, investors told Environmental Finance, as they pointed towards growing opportunities to combine both themes.

Gresham House preparing 'all-singing-and-dancing' agriculture strategy

Gresham House is preparing an agriculture investment strategy, with hopes to launch in 2025.