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Our Take: Biochar – Black Gold
If you have not been paying attention to biochar, now is the time to start. Although, you won’t have to try too hard because it is all over climate finance and carbon market news.
In recent months, the biochar sector has seen a steady stream of news from around the globe, including the launch of new initiatives, deals being struck, acquisitions of carbon credits, and predictions for market developments ahead. This activity underscores the growing importance of biochar as one of the most innovative and promising approaches to carbon capture, climate finance, and helping ecosystems.
Virtus: Screening Smarter for Climate Investments
Welcome to the September edition of our Virtus newsletter! This month, we’re energized by time together as a team in Malta, sharpened by new tools for smarter impact screening, and inspired by breakthrough research and bold moves in climate finance. In Our Take, Jimena introduces Traro, Gordian Knot Strategies’ seven-pillar screening tool that cuts through…
Sliced: 🎙️ Valentin Lautier on Opening Carbon Markets to Everyone
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Sliced: Peatlands in Carbon Markets
Listen to this Sliced essay on any of the streaming platforms below. There is one ecosystem in dire need of protection across the planet that simultaneously holds incredible potential for sequestering and storing greenhouse gases (GHG) while receiving very little attention as a climate finance solution in carbon markets. That ecosystem is peatlands. Peatlands are…
Our Take: From Promise to Practice – How Targeted Grants Are Building Investment-Ready Conservation Finance Models
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Our Take: Private Capital Flows to Disadvantaged Communities – Mechanisms and Markets
Global inequality is a pressing and challenging issue that is being greatly compounded by wars, inflation, and a climate that has become more extreme and unpredictable. Unfortunately, there is no one quick fix for this problem. Money, however, does help. The flow of private capital to disadvantaged communities around the globe is fundamental for improving living standards, creating employment opportunities, fostering economic development, and driving the world toward a more just and balanced future.
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