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Hear from our Chief Nature Officer, Marc Palahi, as he explains why degraded croplands and deforested landscapes are evolving into valuable assets amid the once-in-a-century revaluation of nature-based investments. 

As over half of the world’s GDP is reliant on nature, new ‘biodiversity funds’ are emerging, offering investors the chance to realise returns while restoring nature and protecting our threatened biodiversity. 

Wind power is a rapidly rising part of global electricity production. Yet to be truly sustainable, the industry needs to find a way to recycle its massive turbine blades. Read more on the solutions in the pipeline.

Plastic has improved the daily lives of billions of people, but it has also contaminated almost every corner of our planet. We need to rethink our relationship with it now.

Light pollution is a profound environmental issue with long-term impacts for biodiversity, essential natural systems and even the amount of pollution in the atmosphere. Fortunately, the quest to combat the phenomenon also affords exciting opportunities for investors.

Nature is proving to be one of the greatest sources of inspiration in the fight against climate change. Today, architects, scientists and designers are drawing inspiration from it to find new ways to drive The Sustainability Revolution.

Colossal amounts of used clothing are sent to landfill in Africa. But where others see waste, companies such as Artisan Fashion and the Ethical Fashion Initiative see resource.

In order to hit net-zero targets, the world will need 2 billion batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) by 2050. And for this, lithium supply will be key. Watch our video with the FT here.