Biodiversity loss threatens global financial stability, putting at least US$44 trillion (A$64 trillion) of economic value at risk.

The potential for innovation is huge and the incentives to participate are strong.

As countries progress toward these commitments, it becomes increasingly important that they monitor, assess and report on their progress.

So what if instead, we invited people to find their path to climate action by asking, “What makes you happy?”

Access to reliable and comprehensive data on climate change is crucial to implementing timely, appropriate, and effective adaptation...

Even just sorting out all the world’s various restoration commitments has proven difficult.

Experts have pointed to an obscure mechanism known as a carbon contracts for difference (CCfDs) as an opportunity to allay such concerns.

Transparent, independent tracking allows civil society to hold governments and businesses accountable.