How can markets better value nature and price the benefits of conservation?

The Brookings Center on Regulation and Markets (CRM) hosted an event to explore how the intrinsic value of nature could be better accounted for by economists and priced by markets. A panel of experts discussed innovative new ideas in this space like the concept of a natural asset company and other potential ways to use markets for the conservation of natural resources. The experts on the panel included Douglas Eger (Intrinsic Exchange Group), Kelly Shue (Yale School of Management), Pushpam Kumar (United Nations Environment Programme), Greta Talbot-Jones (Aviva Investors), and Rich Stockdale (Oxygen Conservation). The panel was moderated by CRM Director Sanjay Patnaik.

This event is a part of the CRM series on Reimagining Modern-day Markets and Regulations. Viewers can join the conversation and ask questions of the speakers by emailing events@brookings.edu or on X/Twitter at @BrookingsEcon using the hashtag #ValuingNature.

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