Green Finance Observatory

@greenfinanceobs.bsky.social

Independent think tank working on the financialisation of environmental policies

I love this slide. I really don't think the geopolitical implications of the clean energy transition have sunk in for most people.

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As the Peoples' Conservation Summit will start tmrw, we published a short brief: Could biodiversity credits fund a significant part of Indonesia’s conservation policies in the future? And how credible is it to expect credits without offsets? #PCS2026 #KonservasiRakyat 1/2 PCS: pcs.iccas.or.id/en

Peoples' Conservation Summit 2026

DECOLONIZATION OF CONSERVATION: Affirming People's Sovereignty Over Knowledge and Governance of Biodiversity in Indonesia

pcs.iccas.or.id

Greenwashing the AI boom with carbon offsets? The World Bank Group’s Spekboom restoration outcome bond is a 14 years AAA rated bond with a coupon of 2,41% + proceeds from the sale of carbon removal units (CRUs) linked to a restoration project in South Africa. 1/9 www.worldbank.org/en/news/pres...

World Bank Prices 14-Year Spekboom Restoration Outcome Bond in South Africa

World Bank Prices 14-Year Spekboom Restoration Outcome Bond in South Africa

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The chart made me laugh (in a painful way.) It's part of this incredible story: projects.propublica.org/why-carbon-c...

Amanda Kolson Hurley @amandakhurley.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Incredible chart from @propublica.org. If you don’t follow enviro stuff closely, your instinct might be that the hold-your-nose solution (carbon capture from fossil fuels) would be the “pragmatic” one versus covering Earth in solar panels, which seems utopian. In fact it’s the opposite