Felicia Jackson

London

Contributor at Forbes

Co-founder and Co-Host at Shaken Not Burned

Climate change, nature & biodiversity, sustainability. Working towards systemic change in policy, finance and technology one step at a time...views my own

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Articles

From Carbon To Soil: Why Climate Farmers Are Rethinking Offsets

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

An aerial view shows a farmer driving a tractor through the barren peach tree orchard at the Gregg ... More Farms in Concord, Georgia, on July 12, 2023, after Pike County's peach crop failed to survive the frost and frigid temperatures that hit the area in mid to late March. From a distance, everything seems normal. Well-aligned peach trees, whose green leaves stir in the wind, near a pretty little American farm.
How Agrifood Giants Are Falling Short On Real Nature Risk

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

VALLEY CENTER, CA - MARCH 5: Avocado farms grow in Pauma Valley on March 5, 2014 near Valley ... More Center, California. The Chipotle restaurant chain 2013 annual report concludes that increasing weather volatility as well as weather pattern changes and global climate change could have a significant impact on the price or availability of some of their ingredients.
Carbon Neutral Is Back And It Might Be Smarter Than Net Zero

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 28: Zero emission branding is displayed on a Kia all electric British ... More Transport Police car is displayed during the Fully Charged Live UK at Farnborough International on April 28, 2023 in London, England.
Unlocking Grid Capacity: Deferring $2 Million Per Mile Toward Net Zero

1 month ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

The energy transition is accelerating—but the infrastructure that delivers electricity isn’t keeping pace. As electric vehicles, heat pumps, and AI-driven data centers push demand to record highs, the grid is being pushed to its limits. Transmission lines are congested, interconnection queues are growing, and new infrastructure isn’t arriving fast enough. While policymakers focus on long-term expansion, emerging technologies offer faster, more flexible ways to ease pressure.
Unlocking Grid Capacity: Advancing Net Zero, Deferring $2 Million/Mile

1 month ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

The energy transition is accelerating—but the infrastructure that delivers electricity isn’t keeping pace. As electric vehicles, heat pumps, and AI-driven data centers push demand to record highs, the grid is being pushed to its limits. Transmission lines are congested, interconnection queues are growing, and new infrastructure isn’t arriving fast enough. While policymakers focus on long-term expansion, emerging technologies offer faster, more flexible ways to ease pressure.
Feeding The Future Or Eating The Ocean? The $80 Billion Salmon Crisis

1 month ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

Beneath the placid surface of the global seafood market, a material financial risk is quietly escalating—one rooted deep within the industry's supply chain. It's not climate volatility or ESG scrutiny grabbing the headlines —but the fragile economics of what we’re feeding our farmed fish.
Big Oil Knew, Big Oil Lied: Fossil Fuel’s Long Strategy Of Deceit

1 month ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

In recent decades, increases in extreme weather have laid bare the mounting risk created by climate change, prompting banks, insurers, and corporations to reckon with their own exposure. Meanwhile, climate science has advanced, delivering increasingly precise forecasting and warnings about the cost of inaction - which a BCG report estimated to be $3.6 trillion since 2000. Yet political discourse has become increasingly polarized, with climate change often sidelined or deliberately ignored.
Deforestation: A $2.7 Trillion Corporate Supply Chain Risk

1 month ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

In boardrooms around the world, as risk managers fixate on geopolitical shocks, supply chain disruptions, and inflation—one critical threat remains off the radar: deforestation. Despite trillions of dollars at stake, forest destruction—and the corporate role in driving it—is still widely treated as a peripheral issue. The majority of companies continue to treat deforestation as somebody else’s problem, not a material business risk.
Climate Risk Is Not About Politics, It’s About Economics

1 month ago | forbes.com | Felicia Jackson

Conversations about climate change are often drowned in politics or pitched as social responsibility. But in boardrooms and markets, the idea that climate risk is abstract or optional is quickly unravelling. It’s already hitting earnings, bonds, and balance sheets, through damaged infrastructure, supply shocks, and soaring insurance costs. "This is not a 2100 conversation anymore,” said Tom Sabbatelli-Goodyer, Vice President of Climate Risk at FIS in an interview.
Por Que Investidores Devem Repensar a Gestão de Riscos do Sistema Alimentar?

2 months ago | forbes.com.br | Felicia Jackson

Em um mundo cada vez mais marcado pela volatilidade geopolítica, pelas perturbações climáticas e pela instabilidade social, uma das vulnerabilidades mais subestimadas está, silenciosamente, nos nossos pratos: o sistema alimentar global. Apesar dos dados alarmantes e do estresse visível nas cadeias de suprimento, muitas empresas ainda tratam as divulgações ambientais como meros protocolos regulatórios.