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Planetary boundaries unpacked: biosphere integrity and why one metric was not enough

Humanity has severely breached both genetic and functional biosphere limits, triggering an irreversible ecosystem decline that directly threatens the natural inputs underpinning over half of global GDP.

Planetary boundaries unpacked: biogeochemical flows and why nitrogen Is starting to become a business risk

Humanity has nearly tripled the "safe" nitrogen boundary, creating a systemic leak where excess fertilizer destroys soil biodiversity and triggers massive oceanic dead zones.

3 reasons to widen your environmental lens beyond carbon

For years, calculating your carbon footprint was good enough. But if you only look at carbon, you’re looking at less than half the picture and missing out on opportunities and risks. An increasing number of companies are widening their environmental focus. Here are three good reasons why.

Link Nature is now Spirefly!

We rebranded to Spirefly, launched carbon assessments alongside our nature product, and built a Sustainability Workbench that turns environmental data into action. An all in one platform for sustainability teams with no time to waste.

How to Prioritize Nature-Related Impacts and Risks: 3 Approaches

This article explores three established approaches to help your company prioritize its nature-related impacts and risks, allowing you to select the methodology best aligned with your organization's specific goals, experience level, and ambition.

Reach ambitious biodiversity goals on a lean budget

Navigating budget cuts doesn't mean halting biodiversity progress; it means getting smarter.

Nature targets and action: four lessons from the European Business & Biodiversity Forum

Focusing on nature and biodiversity: HEMA's journey with Link

Leveraging Link, HEMA enhances its sustainability strategy by quantitatively assessing nature-related impacts and risks in its global operations and supply chain.

Decoding CSRD & ESRS: Guide to Nature & Biodiversity Reporting

Explore CSRD's Environmental Standards ESRS E3 (Water and Marine Resources) and E4 (Biodiversity and Ecosystems). Discover key reporting aspects, implementation challenges, and recent developments.

How to incorporate nature and biodiversity into your materials strategy

Explore the importance of including nature and biodiversity in your thinking. Follow these practical steps to start building a holistic environmental materials strategy.

7 Reasons Why Your Business Must Prioritize Biodiversity

In business, numbers lead to action. These seven key numbers tell the story of why businesses must start addressing biodiversity and nature today.