Where Nature Meets Climate
Eric WilburnReflections on market mechanisms and regulatory action, both pragmatic progress and potential paradigm shifts, to protect and restore nature, reverse climate change and achieve a more equitable global economy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | naturexclimate.substack.com |
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This past weekend, I was invited to give the keynote speech at the 2025 Oyster Ball. An annual fundraising event for a local NGO that I’ve started volunteering with, Save the Great South Bay, which works to restore watersheds and restore th...
Instead of paying for AC, what if we instead paid for the original AC, forests?
Apologies for being a bit silent these last couple of months. I’ve been busy making the most of the summer. Getting outside and spending more time on a few extracurriculars, volunteering at my local youth center, supporting a local NGO work...
The Paradigm Shifting Potential of Earth Intelligence + why we should lean into water
I would argue that since the agricultural revolution, the majority of technological innovation (digital and physical) has facilitated humanity’s separation from nature. Or at least the sense that we are independent organisms that can contro...
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Musings on how to shift our economy & society to protect and restore nature, decarbonize and achieve an equitable global economy. Views are my own.
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