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- Steve Zwick, Bionic Planet
Carbon and biodiversity markets enjoy broad support within the scientific and environmental communities, but a small gaggle of outliers has convinced a critical mass of reporters that the opposite is true.
They’ve achieved this by stealing a page from the science-denier handbook to turn the process of honest inquiry against itself.
The result is a decades-old a gap between those engaged in legitimate debate and those engaged in public discourse.
Four groups have exacerbated this gap:
Bionic Planet aims to close the gap by mainstreaming the legitimate debate and supporting fact-based knowledge-sharing in developing countries.
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