This news report describes how markets work with the whale legal personhood declaration to provide effective global protection for them.
Carlos Duarte presentation at Blue Economy Summit — An event connecting international leaders from the worlds of science, institutions, entrepreneurship, and finance to discuss the current status of the ocean and […]
CEO Ralph Chami presentation at Blue Economy Summit — An event connecting international leaders from the worlds of science, institutions, entrepreneurship, and finance to discuss the current status of the ocean and […]
Ocean creatures soak up huge amounts of humanity’s carbon mess. Should we value them like financial assets?
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The greatest economic and social value of our ocean lies not in the short-sighted goal of dividing up the rights to extract its resources, but in protecting the ocean’s […]
Listen here to keynote address "Towards an Equitable and Nature-Positive Economy"
Listen here to a panel discussion with Ministers from Nigeria, Liberia, Cameroon and Gabon discuss the problems of human-elephant conflict and engaging around a new paradigm presented by Ralph Chami […]
Listen here to an interview renowned British biologist, activist, and adventurer, Niall McCann and financial economist, musician and humanist, Ralph Chami talking about the wonders of nature and how to […]
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Listen here to an expert panel webinar hosted by WDC in advance of COP26.
Listen here to a presentation from the Fifth International Workshop On Ocean Acidification Impacts and Economic Valuation, Monaco Scientific Center, October 12-14, 2021
Listen here to Tom Raftery's podcast Climate 21 - a Chat with Ralph Chami
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Listen here to a new nature-based economic paradigm developed by Blue Green Future, launched at Davos 2019, and is now being brought to life through Rebalance Earth, working with the […]
Listen here to Ralph Chami present a three minute message on a new economic paradigm with nature at its core that leads to sustainable, equitable and regenerative future.
Claim: Micro-organisms absorb four times more CO2 than the Amazon, based on IMF report. Experts say that the figure is about right, and could even be an under-estimate.
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