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New toolkit for funding green stormwater infrastructure in the Great Lakes region

December 1, 2020 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

If you look at your water bill, you will may see a stormwater charge or drainage fee that helps pay…

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Posted in: Markets, Water Filed under: Environmental Impact Bond, Finance, Pay for Success, Public private partnerships, Stormwater

New report: How to help conservation data technology spread

April 23, 2020 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

Before I’d ever heard of “data technology,” I was making loans to commercial fishermen in California where the fishing industry…

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Posted in: Markets, Uncategorized, Water, Wildfire, Wildlife Filed under: #datatech

What Jeff Bezos’s $10 billion pledge makes us think about

February 27, 2020 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

On February 17, 2020, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced he would spend $10 billion to address the climate crisis. Plenty…

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Posted in: Markets, Uncategorized Filed under: #payforperformance, #usda

Conservation Technology: Opportunities for Growth in 2020

January 2, 2020 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

I’m not a tech junkie, but in 2019 my eyes were opened to the incredibly diverse, impressive and rapidly-advancing ways…

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Posted in: Markets, Water, Wildlife Filed under: #datatech, Conservation

Sandboxing Nature: Bringing regulatory flexibility to conservation innovation

October 8, 2019 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

Today we’re releasing a new paper, Sandboxing Nature, in which we suggest taking an approach called a “regulatory sandbox”—a flexible…

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Posted in: Markets, Water, Wildlife Filed under: Conservation, Restoration, sandbox

How Much Do We Pay for Conservation Practices on Farms?

June 10, 2019 timothymale Leave a comment

The conservation practices implemented on farms across the country provide ecological benefits, including improved soil health, water quality, and biodiversity…

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Posted in: Markets
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Lessons for Conservation from Social Pay for Success

June 6, 2019 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

by Phoebe Higgins and Timothy Male   The Nonprofit Finance Fund just published a comprehensive overview and set of lessons…

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Posted in: Markets Filed under: Conservation, Investing, Pay for Success

Atlanta’s cutting-edge Environmental Impact Bond

March 21, 2019 Phoebe Higgins Leave a comment

Things just got very exciting in the geeky world of environmental impact bonds. The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed…

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Posted in: Markets, Water Filed under: Atlanta, Environmental Impact Bond, Finance, Green infrastructure

Effective public private partnerships for clean water and justice

November 16, 2018 timothymale Leave a comment

Nationally, approximately $4-$8 billion/year in local funding is being used to help offset the harmful effects of urban stormwater runoff,…

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Posted in: Markets, Water

Funding forests to forestall fire

November 12, 2018 timothymale Leave a comment

California’s wildfires – and those throughout the West – are tragedies that are part of a new “normal” in the…

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Posted in: Markets, Public lands, Wildfire

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