Biodiversity
There is Plenty of Money to
Fight the Extinction Crisis

It is just being hidden
in tax havens
Collapse
Collapse Is Now Inevitable

How deep we fall depends on how quickly economists and bankers realise that collapse is nothing like a crisis
Regulation
Free Markets Have Failed Us

To curtail biodiversity loss and climate change we need to drastically regulate business, globally

It is Time to Differentiate
Between Necessary and
Unnecessary Production
and Consumption

New Thinking
Conventional and Incremental
Solutions Will Not Save Us

We need New Thinking
Outside the Status Quo
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  • New Thinking

    Slowing The Extinction Crisis For Less Than The Price Of A Second Hand Car

    istockphoto.com In the last week a Mercedes-Benz W196 from 1954, once driven by Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss sold at auction for €51.15million (US$52.5million). When you compare this to the less than US$30million to modernise the CITES wildlife trade regulator’s permit system globally, to help save more than 40,000 endangered species from overexploitation, it is a vulgar and sad indictment of how people in high-income countries perceive status. Right now, the new owner of…

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