By Victoria Galeano* In the rolling hills of California, a quiet revolution in conservation finance has been unfolding for decades. Since the 1980s, habitat banking—a market-based approach to preserving biodiversity—has steadily evolved. What began as a tool to protect wetlands under the Clean Water Act has now expanded globally, offering a promising solution to one [ ]
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Habitat Banks: Nature’s New Asset Class to Bridge the $800 Billion Biodiversity Finance Gap. A column by Victoria Galeano
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