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Biodiversity credits are transforming environmental finance by creating market-driven incentives to preserve and restore ecosystems. Unlike carbon credits, biodiversity credits focus on measurable conservation outcomes, helping businesses meet ESG goals and drive positive environmental impact. Learn how biodiversity credits can strengthen your sustainability strategy and support global
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Grist News
September 9, 2021
‘Zombie’ urchins have obliterated West Coast kelp forests. Can they be stopped?
Sustainability Matters
September 1, 2021
Sydney Water, in partnership with Cattai Hills Environment Network (CHEN) and Western Sydney University, is embarking on a study that will see water samples taken from the Cattai Creek catchment, in North West Sydney, and sent back to Sydney Water labs where they will be analysed for traces of platypus environmental DNA (eDNA) to establish platypus numbers in the area.
Sydney Water’s lab teams have
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Grist News
August 27, 2021
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Grist News
August 24, 2021
We have been inventing stories about reptiles in the city since long before the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Grist News
June 30, 2021
Nickel and cobalt have precarious international supply chains, but eliminating them from batteries raises tough questions.
Grist News
June 28, 2021
Some corals will be able to migrate poleward to escape rising temperatures. But scientists say Florida’s reefs have nowhere to go.
Ethical Corporation
June 4, 2021
The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) launched this week, creating a global framework for companies and investors to report and act on nature-related risks.
Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, executive secretary of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, will co-chair the TNFD with David Craig, founder of financial-data company Refinitiv and group leader of data and
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Ethical Corporation
May 30, 2021
The health of seagrass meadows and mangrove forests are affected in turn by the health of coral reefs, which cover just 0.2% of the world’s seafloor but are home to a quarter of marine life and provide livelihoods for 500 million people.
But these vital ecosystems are another casualty of ocean heatwaves, that are becoming more frequent and longer lasting than even 20 years
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Sustainability Matters
May 3, 2021
La Trobe University researchers have discovered a way to kill a bacterium that causes foaming in wastewater treatment facilities. The strategy could pave the way to solving a costly and hazardous problem encountered by wastewater treatment plants globally.
Discussing the research findings, published in Nature Microbiology, Associate Professor Steve Petrovski explained that wastewater treatment
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