Archive - Bank of Nature

ΔS, “implicit stability assumption” and translating science to economics in a courtroom

Nov 21, 2025 • Ian Edwards

Why a Bank of Nature?

We rent Earth we don't own it

Jan 1, 2021 • Ian Edwards

Earth, Inc. in turnaround

If it were a business, Earth would be insolvent

Jan 4, 2021 • Ian Edwards

The ultimate layaway plan

Buy yourself a dignified future and get one for the whole family!

Jul 10, 2023 • Ian Edwards

The Fiduciary Commons

A human-made shared resource with the power to shape planetary outcomes

Aug 3, 2025 • Ian Edwards

The batsh*t case to appeal an ESG win

Filed under legal and political insanity — but not because it's wrong

Feb 23, 2025 • Ian Edwards

The Great Neo-Depression

“Exhaustivism”, an economic confidence reset, and naming what hurts

Apr 2, 2025 • Ian Edwards

A treatment for carcinormalism

Fiduciary medicine for what ails us

Oct 23, 2024 • Ian Edwards

Our $24-trillion shopping spree

We talk big about matching the scale of the climate crisis. Here's one way

Jul 26, 2023 • Ian Edwards

The unintended climate benefits of restoring something unrelated: fiduciary law

Jun 12, 2025 • Ian Edwards

I'm afraid our time is up

A break from our regular programming — because, apparently, he’s gots jokes

Feb 16, 2025 • Ian Edwards

Public Pensions as Climate Heroes

Our new MA pension bill paves the way toward funding long-term climate security

Mar 8, 2023 • Ian Edwards

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