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The EU moves to ease sustainability reporting rules, but asset owners warn of diluted climate ambitions. Meanwhile, a $1T investment gap threatens ocean protection, and the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative pauses. Plus, the U.S. quietly removes climate data—key shifts shaping sustainability today.

Ava Ocean’s Chief Impact Officer shares how their seabed-friendly technology is restoring ecosystems, from reviving kelp forests to reopening fisheries, all while driving sustainability in the seafood industry with bold innovation and collaboration.

As impact investing grows to nearly USD 1.6 trillion, investors must navigate key challenges: avoiding unnecessary complexity, balancing sustainability between strategy and compliance, and deciding whether to monetize impact. This article explores these dilemmas and offers insights to stay focused on creating real change.

EU simplifies green rules, Biden's climate push, record temperatures, UN's call for sustainable farming, and Norway halts deep-sea mining.

Ava Ocean has developed a unique, seabed-friendly method for harvesting shellfish. The method allows for identifying, selecting, and sorting seafood species without harming marine ecosystems. The company's technology has reopened the fishery of Arctic scallops in the Barents Sea after 30 years of closure.

Stay informed on key developments in impact investing and sustainability with insights curated by Norselab's Impact Analyst, Inès.