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Can Financialization Save Nature? The Case Of Endangered Species, Diane-Laure Arjalies, Delphine Gibassier
Can Financialization Save Nature? The Case Of Endangered Species, Diane-Laure Arjalies, Delphine Gibassier
Business Publications
The current biodiversity loss is dramatic. Over the past 50 years, more than 68% of the mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish on earth have disappeared, putting the planet's survival and its inhabitants – including human beings – at risk (WWF, 2020). Financialization, or the transformation of nature into financial assets, is increasingly proposed as a solution to the biodiversity crisis. Proponents of financialization believe that assigning a monetary value to nature will incentivize human beings to protect habitats and their species. This article offers a four-mechanism model of nature’s financialization, explaining why it is virtually impossible to financialize nature. …
2022 Gray Wolf Questions And Answers, United States Fish And Wildlife Service
2022 Gray Wolf Questions And Answers, United States Fish And Wildlife Service
United States Fish and Wildlife: Staff Publications
2022 Gray Wolf Questions and Answers
What does the February 10, 2022, ruling mean?
How does this ruling affect wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains?
When does the court decision to vacate the delisting rule go into effect?
What is the legal status of gray wolves as of this ruling?
Is the Service continuing its status review of wolves in the western United States?
Is emergency listing an option for the Northern Rocky Mountain population?
Are wolf hunts going to stop as a result of the court decision?
How does this ruling affect wolves in Yellowstone National Park?
Where can …