We Pay for the Damage, They Keep the Profit: How to Change Modern Business

17 Jun 2024 | Abstracted from Next Big Idea Club

"Someone has to pay for the costs of negative externalities. Typically, it is the broader society, while benefits accrue to the already privileged

"Regeneration shifts focus to making systems better, giving back more than is taken, replenishing the planet's natural resources, and leaving communities and society more equitable and resilient."

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