Climate Impact Partners, Deloitte to fund seagrass recovery project
Climate Impact Partners have teamed up with Deloitte and the UK’s National Oceanography Centre on a project to fund the…
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Making cities green – SustainabilityOnline talks to ICLEI Europe’s Holger Robrecht
The city of Berlin, Germany, recently formalised the Berlin Urban Nature Pact, a commitment to tackling climate change and improving…
Berlin pledges to protect and restore nature with Berlin Urban Nature Pact
The city of Berlin has announced its commitment to the Berlin Urban Nature Pact, part of an international initiative to mobilise cities.
Close to 25% of European landscape could be ‘rewilded’, study finds
Close to a quarter of the European continent is ‘primed with rewilding opportunities’, a new study has found.
Earth Overshoot Day takes place on 1 August this year
Earth Overshoot Day, the day on which humanity has used up nature’s ‘resource budget’ for the year, takes place on 1 August this year.
Use of forest resources strengthens food security in low- and middle-income countries
Focusing on forest-based activities can help to boost sustainability and reduce hunger in low- and middle-income countries.
Investors to work with major firms on efforts to tackle biodiversity loss
Investors collectively representing $15 trillion in assets under management have announced their support for the Spring initiative.