Nature-Based Solutions

Aligning with Nature

Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) are projects that simultaneously address climate hazards, sequester carbon, and enhance assets. By restoring or mimicking local ecosystems and their highly valuable “ecosystem services,” private companies can protect investments from climate-change worsened flooding, accelerated erosion, and more, in a cost-effective manner. NbS projects concurrently provide a range of other asset-boosting benefits such as improved water quality, groundwater recharge, and biodiversity. Learn more.

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Climate Positive can help your company identify opportunities to deploy NbS, bringing our strategic analysis and highlighting cost-effective approaches. 

With guidance from Climate Positive, your company can quantify the carbon benefits from a carefully designed NbS, and likely achieve better carbon capture per dollar than either the traditional engineering or the new green technology.

Climate Positive Consulting

Can Help You

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Nature-Related Financial Disclosures

Disclose following guidelines of TNFD (Taskforce On Nature-related Financial Disclosures)

2

Set Science-Based Targets

For nature (SBTN, complementing carbon targets from SBTi)

3

Create A Nature Strategy

Complementing decarbonization strategy in action plans and transition plans

4

Acquire Biodiversity Credits

To address disruption caused by company operations or value chain

5

Invest In Offsets And Insets

Invest in land-based or ocean-based offsets and insets to improve agricultural resilience, revitalize wildlife habitat, build soil carbon and/or hedge against supply-chain risks (mitigate extreme weather disruptions)

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