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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 20, 2026

Protection for 30% of the world’s ocean to doesn’t reduce fishing yield. It increases it. MPAs are the highest-return fisheries investment available. And they create permanent coastal livelihoods.
#BlueEconomy

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 19, 2026

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https://sealegacy.org/the-whale-pump-why-is-poop-so-important-for-the-planet/ 2/2

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 19, 2026

The whale pump is one of the most underappreciated biological mechanisms on Earth. Recovering Southern Ocean whale populations could sequester carbon at national-economy scale. By restoring what we almost eliminated.
#Rewilding
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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 19, 2026

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https://www.undp.org/news/global-momentum-nature-finance-undps-biodiversity-finance-initiative-helps-countries-unlock-over-27-billion-nature 2/2

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 19, 2026

The global biodiversity finance gap is $700B/year.

That’s not a charity shortfall.

That’s an investment opportunity in the most systematically underpriced assets on Earth.

First movers will define the next era of capital.

#NatureFinance
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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 18, 2026

Securing indigenous land rights is still the most cost-effective conservation investment alive. Indigenous-managed lands hold more than 1/3 of Earth’s intact forests and intersect with 37% of all remaining natural lands — while covering just 25% of the surface.
#IndigenousLands

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 18, 2026

The ecological crisis and the development crisis are the same crisis.

The solution to both is not a compromise between environment and economy, it is a redefinition of what a productive economy means.
#greenjobs

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 15, 2026

Protection for 30% of the world’s ocean to doesn’t reduce fishing yield. It increases it. MPAs are the highest-return fisheries investment available. And they create permanent coastal livelihoods.
#BlueEconomy

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 14, 2026

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https://sealegacy.org/the-whale-pump-why-is-poop-so-important-for-the-planet/ 2/2

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 14, 2026

The whale pump is one of the most underappreciated biological mechanisms on Earth. Recovering Southern Ocean whale populations could sequester carbon at national-economy scale. By restoring what we almost eliminated.
#Rewilding
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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 14, 2026

Replying to @joncors@mastodon.social

https://www.undp.org/news/global-momentum-nature-finance-undps-biodiversity-finance-initiative-helps-countries-unlock-over-27-billion-nature 2/2

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 14, 2026

The global biodiversity finance gap is $700B/year.

That’s not a charity shortfall.

That’s an investment opportunity in the most systematically underpriced assets on Earth.

First movers will define the next era of capital.

#NatureFinance
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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 13, 2026

Indigenous-managed lands cover 22% of Earth’s surface and protect 80% of remaining biodiversity. The most cost-effective conservation investment alive isn’t a technology. It’s a land rights agreement.
#IndigenousLands

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 13, 2026

The ecological crisis and the development crisis are the same crisis.

The solution to both is not a compromise between environment and economy, it is a redefinition of what a productive economy means.
#greenjobs

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 13, 2026

Stop thinking ecological health is a cost to development, and start realizing it as the precondition of development. Not a rhetorical move, a structural one. In the accounting, in the financing, in the institutional design, in the legal frameworks, and in the metrics of progress.

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 09, 2026

Standby power — stuff left plugged in doing nothing — can be up to 10% of your electricity bill. A smart power strip on a schedule costs $25 and pays back in weeks. Wrote up the full hierarchy:
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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 09, 2026

Before you spend $15,000 on a home battery, spend $20 on a Kill A Watt. Most people don’t know which appliances are actually running up their bill. Find out first. Then decide.
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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 04, 2026

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/04/monday-briefing-will-a-new-alliance-of-nations-be-able-to-guide-the-world-towards-a-post-fossil-fuel-future 5/5

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 04, 2026

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The irony: the people fighting hardest to keep fossil fuels dominant may have done more to accelerate the energy transition than any carbon tax ever could. Energy security and economics are doing what moral arguments couldn’t. 4/5

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 04, 2026

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Meanwhile, 57 countries representing a third of global GDP just left a fossil fuel transition summit in Colombia with roadmaps in hand. No binding agreement, but enough momentum that they’ve already scheduled the next one: Tuvalu + Ireland, 2027. The coalition is quiet. It’s also real. 3/5

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 04, 2026

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The IEA’s Fatih Birol put it plainly: “The vase is broken — it will be very difficult to put the pieces back together.” Clean energy investment was already double fossil fuel investment in 2025. The war just widened that gap further. This isn’t a climate story. It’s a capital allocation story. 2/5

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Jon Corsiglia @joncors@mastodon.social · May 04, 2026

The Iran war just did what a decade of climate policy couldn’t: made fossil fuels look economically unreliable. The IEA calls it the “largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market.” Oil demand (forecast to grow in 2026) is now projected to contract by 80,000 barrels/day.
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