"What's more important, the environment or the economy?"
As we lead up to the federal election, a survey to Aussie voters asked what was more important... There were a number of options, above are just two. To me, it highlights a gap not just in knowledge of the options we have at our disposal, but in optimism about how it all fits together.
The environment and the economy are heavily intertwined, they're not mutually exclusive. If we look after the environment, the economy sorts itself out.
That's not intended to be an overly optimistic or flippant statement:
There is no separating environment and economy. Come 2030 and beyond, the climate-first, solutions-oriented organisations who are regenerating the environment rather than taking from it, will dominate.
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