Three series. Thirty issues.

Every investigation, in one place.

Each series is a sustained inquiry into a dimension of sustainability where the evidence is thin, contested, or miscategorized. Published when the reporting is ready — not on a schedule that dilutes the work.

10-issue series · Coming 2026

The Evidence Layer

A close reading of the frameworks, standards, and assurance models that are supposed to verify sustainability claims — and where they fall short.

  • 01Who Audits the AuditorsScheduled
  • 02The Assurance ParadoxScheduled
  • 03Inside CSRD: What Companies Are Actually DisclosingScheduled
  • 04ESRS Materiality: Where the Line Gets DrawnScheduled
  • 05TCFD Without the TheaterScheduled
  • 06Scope 3 and the Accountability GapScheduled
  • 07Carbon Markets: The Evidence Behind the CreditScheduled
  • 08EUDR and the Traceability IllusionScheduled
  • 09Double Materiality in PracticeScheduled
  • 10The Verification CeilingScheduled

10-issue series · Coming 2026

Indigenous Stewardship

Land, knowledge, and the gap between how Indigenous stewardship is practiced and how it is measured, reported, and monetized by sustainability frameworks.

  • 01Free, Prior and Informed Consent: What the Standard Actually RequiresScheduled
  • 02Carbon Credits and Indigenous LandScheduled
  • 03Benefit Sharing: Who Decides What CountsScheduled
  • 04Biodiversity Claims on Indigenous TerritoryScheduled
  • 05The Monitoring Gap: Who Measures What MattersScheduled
  • 06Land Rights and the Sustainability CredentialScheduled
  • 07Traditional Ecological Knowledge in ESG FrameworksScheduled
  • 08Extraction Narratives and the Evidence Behind ThemScheduled
  • 09Stewardship Without OwnershipScheduled
  • 10What Verification Looks Like From the GroundScheduled