How to make tropical forests worth more alive than dead
In short: Environmental economist Nat Keohane explains why stopping deforestation requires a new economic approach. This video explores how public-private partnerships can channel massive investment into forest carbon markets to protect natural resources while allowing economies to thrive.
To address the climate crisis and carbon pollution from deforestation, Nat Keohane introduces the LEAF Coalition. This initiative represents a unique public-private partnership designed to create a robust market for forest carbon.
The coalition aims to channel one billion dollars into the protection of tropical forests. Keohane outlines three essential building blocks required to build an economic model that makes standing forests more valuable than the resources extracted from them.
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