Marco Albani, Ph.D. is the CEO and co-founder of Chloris Geospatial, a venture-backed start-up that uses remote sensing and machine learning to measure natural capital assets from space. Chloris Geospatial was recognized as a top innovator in the Carbon Market Challenge of UpLink at the World Economic Forum. He was the first director of the Tropical Forest Alliance at the World Economic Forum, and previously a Senior Expert with the sustainability practice of McKinsey & Co, a consultancy. Trained as forester in Italy, he holds a doctorate in forest sciences from the University of British Columbia and was a research scientist at Harvard University.
New spaceborne sensors and machine learning innovation have made trustworthy direct measurement, verification and reporting of forest biomass from space a reality, with these tools promis...
As global economies position themselves for a low-carbon transition, data-based reporting standards for businesses aiming for this net-zero future must be measurable and verifiable.
Après des semaines de propagation de la pandémie de COVID-19 et de confinement généralisé, nous devons maintenant faire le point sur la façon dont la crise a perturbé le cadre décisionnel...
Tras semanas de propagación de la pandemia COVID-19 y un bloqueo generalizado, ahora debemos evaluar cómo la crisis ha dislocado el marco estratégico de toma de decisiones para las organi...
After weeks of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and widespread lockdown, we must now take stock of how the crisis has disrupted the strategic decision-making framework for organization...
Ending tropical deforestation is critical to achieving the objectives of both the Paris Climate Agreement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. First though, it requires a substantive...
With the Tropical Forest Alliance meeting in Jakarta this week, we're delving into the problem of deforestation – how every sector, from big business to indigenous tribes, can tackle it.
