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| Rampant deforestation has driven economic growth, but accelerates climate change. How do you put a price on trees, to make them worth more alive than dead? Film supported by Bain and Company 00:00 - Can money grow on trees? 00:55 - What Costa Rica can teach us 01:52 - Down with the trees: rapid deforestation around the world 03:15 - Why tree-planting schemes aren’t always the answer 04:24 - Paying for existing trees: carbon credits 06:38 - How to finance the restoration of forests 08:10 - What are Payments for Environmental Services? 09:31 - Swapping to sustainable returns 10:40 - Is focusing on economic growth the problem? 11.50 - Why world leaders need to decarbonise the economy Sign up to our daily newsletter to keep up to date: https://econ.st/3n3kIjj Why tree planting alone is not an adequate solution for climate change: https://econ.st/3rC50Oq How the world’s wealthiest countries cause deforestation in poor ones: https://econ.st/3rBgW3d The role of forests in climate change - listen to The Economist’s Intelligence podcast about their importance: https://econ.st/3rJ527a How Jair Bolsonaro has damaged the Amazon rainforest: https://econ.st/3CFQiwa Sign up to our climate change newsletter: https://econ.st/3b1dtCQ A balance-sheet could help to save the planet:https://econ.st/3VcAZSS Why is the Amazon rainforest doing more harm than good? https://econ.st/3T50KCV |
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