An Australian government grant of $444 million to a nonprofit with six full-time employees raises concerns about the government’s grant process, as well as its strategy for limiting damage to the Great Barrier Reef.
Is your nonprofit authentic in its pursuit of being inclusive? Experts say it matters.
Environmental advocates are speaking up to protect the Colorado River by suing for its rights to “exist, flourish, regenerate, be restored, and naturally evolve.”
For investors concerned with sustainable returns and making a difference in the world, green bonds may be just the thing. This article outlines how green bonds work, and offers a projection of the future of the market.
Environmental advocates take the Bureau of Land Management to task for basing so-called objective studies on faulty and irrational assumptions.
Signs show that the positive impact of the presidential election on giving appears to extend well beyond civil liberties, reproductive rights, and environmental issues. The Pittsburgh Foundation weighs in on its end-of-year giving.
RSF Social Finance brings integrated capital funding to the social field.
Maine’s Governor Paul LePage has accumulated quite a track record of intimidating the state’s nonprofits, and now he has moved to directly intimidating the donors of one group he does not agree with.
As monoculture and exclusion persist in a particular field of nonprofit practice despite a lot of politically correct discussion on the matter, one has to wonder what’s holding up progress.
A nonprofit has found an environmental use for cremated remains in the form of creating living reef memorials.
