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101 | Interface, Inc. Has Earned the Right to Move Beyond Offsetting, But Others?
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100 | The Untold Story of the Voluntary Carbon Market
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99 | Mombasa’s Big Ship: Reviving Urban Mangroves by Raising Communities
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098 | The Case of the Tangled Titles: Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Land Ownership in the Amazon
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97 | The Mosaic, the Minefield, and a Manifesto
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096 | Encore Presentation: Tim Mohin on Overcoming Information Asymmetry in the ESG Movement
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95 | "Co" Benefits vs "Core Benefits:" Geoff Mwangi and His Theory of Change Steve Zwick
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94 | Zimbabwe's Cannabis Queen, Zorodzai Maroveke, AKA "Dr Zoey" Steve Zwick
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93| Digitizing Zimbabwe's Farms, with Chiyedza Heri Steve Zwick
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92 | COP 28 Article 6: Expectations for Final Day Steve Zwick
002 The 40,000-Year-Old-Question / Part One
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Tanzania’s Hadza people have lived in tune with nature for 40,000 years, but now they face their greatest challenge. Here’s how they’re both adapting to and combating climate change — and how we can all learn from them.
Includes interviews with tribal leader Richard Baalow, Tanzanian legal expert Edward Letaika, and environmentalists Marc Baker of Carbon Tanzania, Matt Brown of The Nature Conservancy, and Gus Silva-Chavez of Forest Trends.
We also examine the evolving nature of REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and in the voluntary carbon market.
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