Allie Goldstein

Associate Scientist

Conservation International

Allie Goldstein is an associate scientist at Conservation International, where she leads research projects at the intersection of climate change, nature and business. She has worked on carbon market transparency and has traveled around the United States documenting how Americans are adapting to climate change.

The private sector’s 5 big climate risk and adaptation blind spots

February 22, 2019

by Allie Goldstein & Jillian Gladstone

A new report considers disclosures by more than 1,600 companies. The findings were fascinating, unsettling and inspiring.
Business and the Global Goals: What now?

August 21, 2017

by Steve Zwick & Allie Goldstein

The U. N. Sustainable Development Goals could be a game changer for forestry and agriculture, although challenges remain.
Incentives to halt deforestation dwarfed by ag subsidies spurring it

April 22, 2015

by Allie Goldstein

Farm subsidies worth at least $486 billion per year outpace the $8.7 billion total committed to avoiding deforestation in tropical countries.
Macmillan helps write the book on corporate carbon-cutting

January 21, 2014

by Allie Goldstein

From shifting paper-mill sourcing to cautiously embracing offsets, here's how the publishing company is working to reduce carbon emissions 65 percent by 2019.
Interface’s plan to vacuum carbon out of carpet manufacturing

December 26, 2013

by Allie Goldstein

One of the largest carpet manufacturers in the world has launched an amibitous "Mission Zero" initiative.

Allie Goldstein

Associate Scientist

Conservation International

The private sector’s 5 big climate risk and adaptation blind spots

Business and the Global Goals: What now?

Incentives to halt deforestation dwarfed by ag subsidies spurring it

Macmillan helps write the book on corporate carbon-cutting

Interface’s plan to vacuum carbon out of carpet manufacturing