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Game Changer: The Mitigation Analyst Tool
The National Mitigation Banking Association (NMBA) has a new tool in the works that swiftly turns mounds of data into high ...
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New Data Shows Mitigation
Banks Can Speed Approval Process
It’s been five years since the US Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers released new regulations for offsetting lost ...
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What To Watch For At The 2013
National Mitigation & Ecosystem
Banking Conference
The National Mitigation Banking Association (NMBA) is holding its annual meeting in New Orleans this week, and we’ll be video blogging ...
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Governments Open Climate Talks With
Urgency To Act On Climate Change
As global greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, the latest round of UNFCCC climate talks begin today in Bonn, Germany and ...
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New UN Study Aims To Push Sustainable Land Management Into Development Policy
During the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) 2nd Scientific Conference, presenters introduced a new study that examines the economic ...
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Banking on Change: Rethinking Wetland
Mitigation in the State of New York
Wetland Mitigation Banking has proven to be one of the most environmentally effective and economically efficient ways of  compensating for wetland ...
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UN Wants Your Views On PES
Payments for environmental service programs can, in theory, save millions of lives by promoting responsible agriculture – but it’s not really ...
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In Our World: A Global
Wrap Of Economy And Ecology
Mainstream news and science publications have been digging deeper and deeper into concepts central to environmental finance, and the International Institute ...
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The Business Of Climate-
Adaptation: Keeping It Fair
Climate change will disrupt the global economy in ways none of us really know, and companies that properly adapt to it ...
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Five Early Lessons In Mobilizing
The Private Sector For Climate Finance
Although there is currently little information available on how public finance has mobilized private support for climate finance, the Overseas Development ...
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Low-Flying Eyes In The Green, Green Sky
Remote sensing is a critical but expensive tool for verifying and validating the impact of land-use improvement projects, especially when using ...
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Remote Sensing: A Primer
Nearly all types of environmental finance – whether mitigation banking, payments for watershed services, or REDD – involve some form of ...
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Indigenous Leaders Embrace REDD,
With Or Without Carbon Markets
In Doha, more than a dozen indigenous leaders spoke in favor of the “Indigenous REDD” program, which aims to save more ...
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The Rise of Candidate Species:
Good News For Conservation Banking?
Environmentalists and businessmen alike are scrambling to keep species from becoming candidates for endangered status, and a conservation banking-based approach could ...
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Is Philly Building a
$438-Million Stormwater Market?
In an effort to make its stormwater management program more efficient, the city of Philadelphia is implementing a new pricing structure ...
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Coming To Grips With
The Water-Energy-Food Nexus
Climate change as well as resource scarcity has led environmental conferences and conventions to ask if a water-energy-food, “nexus,” with transparent ...
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Labels, Markets, and the Law: Salmon Scores a Triple
Ecosystem markets and eco-labeling both aim to incentivize good environmental behavior, and now they’ve been combined into the “Incentives Trifecta”, which ...
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Can Green Bonds Fill the Global Funding Gap?
We can avert the worst effects of climate change by accelerating the development of low-carbon energy sources, but that means spending ...
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Indigenous Groups Launch Ground-Breaking Environmental Regime
The Brazilian state of Acre has implemented a comprehensive legal framework to support compensation and payments for ecosystem services, and indigenous ...
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Drylands: The Unappreciated Ecosystem
Savannahs, prairies, and other drylands aren’t easy places to live – but people have managed it for centuries by building sustainable ...
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