Where’s the beef? Under the solar panels.

Published on November 9, 2026

CHRISTIANA, Tenn. — As sunlight fell between the gaps in flinty November clouds, I found myself impressed by the quietness of the lawn mowers in a Middle Tennessee solar field. Instead of the obnoxious roar of diesel engines, they just produced an occasional moo. Six months ago, Tennessee’s largest solar developer,…

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Outrigger Impact Fund raises $33 million to finance the blue economy in small island states

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Small island developing states are formally recognized by the United Nations for their sustainable development challenges, but receive only about a sixth of ...The post Outrigger Impact Fund raises $33 million to finance the blue economy in small island states appeared first on ImpactAlpha.

Credible Scope 3 Reporting Starts with Showing Your Work

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Guest post by: Chris Winchurch, General Manager, Novisto CarbonInvestors, lenders and customers are paying closer attention to Scope 3 emissions, and for good reason. For most companies, the value chain is where the bulk of their carbon footprint lies. A single Scope 3 total, however, says very little on its own. Without knowing how the figure was calculated, a reader has no way to judge how much