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Addressing earth’s biggest challenges in food, forests, water, ocean, cities, energy and climate through business, equity, economics and finance.
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City residents know the benefits of urban 🌳 to reduce stress, sequester carbon and cool the air, but research shows that forests far from urban centers greatly benefit people’s health and quality of life. & explain how:
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One of the bright spots for me at #COP27 was the $2 billion in funding announced to support local actors restoring land across Africa. I discussed the climate and economic benefits of #AFR100 on "Babbage," a podcast from . Listen here 🔽
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“The primary driver is actually making lives better. The wonderful by-product is it’s also…good for climate.” @AniDasguptaWRI tells our “Babbage” podcast about an initiative that aims to bring together climate action and economic growth in Africa econ.st/3tScjTl
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“The primary driver is actually making lives better. The wonderful by-product is it’s also…good for climate.” tells our “Babbage” podcast about an initiative that aims to bring together climate action and economic growth in Africa
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The transition to clean energy—including solar, wind and EVs—will require a much larger supply of minerals. Circular economy strategies will be critical in maximizing the benefits of a low-carbon future. More from on closing the gap:
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