Natural capital investments: How investors can reduce their carbon footprints and protect the environment

Jason explains that natural capital refers to agricultural investments with an environmental, social and governance (ESG) narrative, which range from agribusinesses with renewable energy capabilities to pure conservation plays, where land is returned to its natural state.

While these investments appeal to big corporations that want to reduce their carbon footprint and comply with Australia’s new bill mandating climate reporting, Jason said anyone who wants to contribute to environmental preservation can invest in natural capital.

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The trio also touch upon Australia’s agricultural sector and how consumer behaviour impacts the future of agriculture.

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