There are growing calls for businesses to implement 'nature-positive'strategies.
Convergence around a precise definition is now needed. We review definitions of 'nature …

Renewable energy production is necessary to halt climate change and reverse associated
biodiversity losses. However, generating the required technologies and infrastructure will …

Achieving global sustainability objectives such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals
or Aichi Targets, including remaining within planetary boundaries, necessitates proactively …

In the face of the ongoing biodiversity crisis, questions are arising regarding the success, or
lack thereof, of biodiversity offset schemes, where biodiversity losses from human …

Abstract Meeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals requires reconciling development
with biodiversity conservation. Governments and lenders increasingly call for major …

Cross-border cooperation can overcome the administrative boundaries of water pollution
governance, and the two-way ecological compensation model emerges as a solution to …

Watershed carbon compensation can not only reduce carbon emissions but also promote
regional coordinated development. Although existing studies have shown that carbon …

Market-like mechanisms for biodiversity offsetting have emerged globally as supposedly
cost-effective approaches for mitigating the impacts of development. In reality, offset buyers …

Abstract The Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) will become the most
important multilateral agreement to guide biodiversity conservation actions globally over the …

Net outcome‐type biodiversity policies are proliferating globally as perceived mechanisms
to reconcile economic development and conservation objectives. The UK government's …