Spotlight Original Accountabilitree: Evertreen This assessment is based on currently available information.
Spotlight Original Fact Check: How Many Trees Does the US Plant Per Year? Available data indicates that the current number is closer to 1.3 billion, but past planting levels and future legislative goals suggest the number could vary over time.
News Original Weekly Forest News, March 7 Global reforestation updates: Colombia’s struggles, TUI’s expansion, tech’s role, and the latest forest finance trends.
News Original This Week In Forest Finance, March 6 $64M for U.S. forests, $143M CIF boost, & Brunei’s BND480M push—big money for planting trees!
Spotlight Corporate Transparency Helps, But More (Than) Info Is Needed The more solid, standardised and transparent corporate sustainability information is shared, the better we can combat the greenwashing.
Spotlight Canadian Firms Push ESG on Social Media, but Investors Doubt It It turns out that words are not enough to impact capital providers if they are not supported by actions.
Interview Original The Antidote to Greenwashing: Interview With Tobias Augspurger "All greenwashing is based on obscure and opaque figures that cannot be validated."
News Original Weekly Forest News February 28 Canada plans 250K new trees, carbon markets demand proof, and global reforestation faces challenges.
News Original This Week In Forest Finance February 27 This Week in Forest Finance: Global investments in reforestation, climate action, and AI—who is funding real impact?
Spotlight Original Fact-Checking the Great Green Wall’s Progress Great Green Wall's 15% progress claim lacks updated data; satellite monitoring shows gains, but transparency is needed.
News Original Voluntary Carbon Market: Buyers Demand Transparency and Quality Buyers prioritize transparent reforestation (ARR) credits, paying more for verified impact in the evolving carbon market.
News Original Ground Truth Weekly Forest News February 21 Global reforestation efforts grow, but transparency, funding, and verification remain key challenges. Who’s tracking the trees?