20: David Hodgson, Addressing barriers to large-scale ecological restoration

from Reversing Climate Change · host Ross Kenyon

Initiatives designed to reverse climate change generally lack funding. Yet there are investors with large pools of money who are increasingly interested in the space. How do we bridge that gap and promote impact investing? How do we support regenerative agriculture projects that will restore the soil and reduce the amount of carbon in our atmosphere?

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