Felicia Jackson

Soil and seabed systems are degrading, driving rising climate, food and market risks. New science shows why natural infrastructure must enter core economic planning.

Water risk is reshaping global markets as companies and investors confront rising scarcity, new valuation tools and the growing financial impact of water management.

Nearly two billion people remain outside the formal financial system. They can't open a bank account, receive digital payments, or access affordable

Europe’s delay on its deforestation law risks new ESG liabilities as Borneo timber enters EU supply chains, testing traceability and credibility.

New data from UNEP warns adaptation finance is collapsing just as climate shocks deepen, and experts say the world's financial plumbing is not built to manage what comes next.

Nature may be the next big infrastructure asset class. COP30 signals a shift as MDBs build the tools to turn ecosystems into investable, measurable public assets.

Industrial agriculture’s influence at COP30 raises questions about climate goals, emissions, food-system risks and growing regulatory scrutiny.

COP30 was expected to be a nature and implementation summit, but the negotiations in Belém have revealed a deeper structural tension.

As the global climate talks of COP30 fade into the distance, the field of international cooperation looks more fragmented than ever.

Secure digital identity, interoperable payments, and open-source security are becoming essential to deliver climate resilience finance where it’s needed most.