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London is a catchment, not a cap table
Thames Water's future as a question of catchment function, not just of who owns the capital structure
Jun 22
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Eoin Murray
The catchment doesn't average
Financial analysis has to follow the physical geography of how catchments and landscapes work
Jun 15
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Eoin Murray
The 19% problem
19% of global listed revenue depends on water ecosystem services. What that means for natural capital
Jun 8
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Eoin Murray
What we need to learn about food security...
What ravens and wolves can teach a food system that behaves as if it can be self-sufficient from nature.
Feb 16
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Eoin Murray
Bridge over troubled water
From the peat of the Peak District to global water bankruptcy: water is becoming a fault line.
Feb 9
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Eoin Murray
"Under pressure, pushing prices up, empty shelves"
Ecosystem services are productive infrastructure, and when they degrade the costs often land far from where the damage happened.
Jan 26
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Eoin Murray
The farmer's Glasto?!
Groundswell 2025 and what regenerative agriculture asks of policy, finance and data.
Jul 5, 2025
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Eoin Murray
Beyond the dry spell: restoring water’s rhythm
Droughts are signals that we have altered water's flow, and nature-based solutions can help restore it.
May 5, 2025
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Eoin Murray
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