How 17.3 hectares of degraded arable land are being transformed into a certified ecological account with around 650,000 eco-points.
Read more →Rising demand from wind energy, infrastructure and CSRD — but a fragmented, barely scaled supply. A market analysis.
Read more →A sentence from a 1975 Cosmopolitan interview that says everything about the aesthetics of nature — and captures the essence of what we do.
Read more →On self-interest, justice and why biodiversity protection is more than prudence — a reflection based on Uta Eser's essay (APuZ 1–5/2026).
Read more →Ecosystem services, economic valuation and why the economisation of nature is not a sell-out — in conversation with Bernd Hansjürgens (APuZ 1–5/2026).
Read more →Commissioned by the UK government, Cambridge economist Partha Dasgupta's landmark report makes the economic case for biodiversity — and shows why GDP is the wrong measure.
Read more →The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures framework is changing how companies and investors identify, disclose and price nature-related risks.
Read more →In force since August 2024: Regulation (EU) 2024/1991 obliges member states to actively restore degraded ecosystems — creating structural tailwinds for natural capital markets.
Read more →From farmland as a factor of production to tradable ecosystem service: a 300-year history of nature's economisation — and what it means for natural capital markets.
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