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in support of its Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (“TNFD”) initiative, which encourages and enables the business and finance sectors to assess, report and act on their nature-related impacts, dependencies, risks and opportunities with the aim of supporting a shift in global financial flows toward nature-positive outcomes

in support of advancing zero emission delivery in urban areas, in an effort to reduce GHG emissions, improve air quality, and create jobs, with a focus on benefitting residents of marginalized communities adjacent to logistics properties

in support of developing innovative financing mechanisms to increase investments in Indigenous-led, nature-based climate solutions to protect and preserve rainforest communities in the Amazonian Basin

in support of ecosystem research on the U.S. reforestation value chain to help to develop and refine innovative investment strategies and market infrastructure that address systemic bottlenecks, and to improve the understanding of the environmental and social impacts of land use

in support of a national funding vehicle to scale critical decarbonization technologies for climate and community benefit in the U.S.

in support of an effort to frame, landscape, and share innovative financing mechanisms that address financing gaps in and promote solutions for regenerative food production in order to help lower and sequester greenhouse gas emissions, improve biodiversity and enhance climate resilience globally

in support of an effort to demonstrate financing pathways for high performance buildings in low- and moderate-income communities in New York thereby equipping vulnerable communities to adapt to the changing climate.

in support of an effort to build market-wide consensus on a common set of elements in an impact performance reporting verification methodology used by investors to help ensure that specific impact considerations are uniformly integrated within investment structuring such that investments ultimately achieve measurable positive change in people’s lives and communities

toward the costs of an accelerator program to generate sustainable revenue from carbon sales or investment in an effort to address climate change and biodiversity loss

toward the costs of an effort to (1) partner with public and private companies to implement innovative shared ownership programs; and (2) help establish broad-based shared ownership as the preferred model for employee equity plans, in order to extend wealth-building opportunities to all employees and thereby address the wealth gap that underlies economic insecurity among workers in the United States