If your supply chain depends on forests or watersheds, climate volatility isn't a long-term ESG question anymore — it's a near-term operating risk. Voluntary carbon markets are evolving from a corporate sustainability lever into a serious risk management tool.

The Inflation Reduction Act dedicated $1.5 billion to urban and community forestry over nine years, but cities don't yet have the nursery capacity, financing tools, or project infrastructure to spend it well. Here are the barriers we see — and how we're working to close them.

The US has 148 million acres of reforestation potential and a conservative $65 billion funding shortfall — and 88% of that land sits with private owners who lack the capital to act. Here's what catalytic finance has to look like to actually move it.

The U.S. produces roughly 1.3 billion tree seedlings a year. To meet our reforestation goals, we need about four times that. The financing playbook to close that gap doesn't exist yet, so we're building it.