The rest of this site describes the money at the scale of trillions per year. Landscape is the same subject at the scale of a quarter: a recurring read of where climate-related money actually moved, and which rules moved it.
Each issue is organised into the sections below. Every item is a short blurb with a live link to its source, so the page works as a reading list as much as a summary. The tone is explanatory: what happened, how much, and why it matters for capital flows.
Items are selected for size or for what they show: a round large enough to matter, or a smaller one that shows where a sector is heading. Coverage is global and weighted toward the United States, European Union, China, India, and United Kingdom, because those jurisdictions set the terms for most climate capital.
Each blurb cites one source, preferring the primary document (press release, filing, regulator) and otherwise a reputable outlet. Figures are as stated at publication. Setbacks get their own section so the picture is not one-sided.
New issues appear roughly quarterly. Nothing here is investment advice; corrections and missed items are welcome via the About page.