Nick Keppel-Palmer
Just $1? Undervaluing conservation
Conservation is intrinsically valuable - but that value can't be recognised within commodity supply chains
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Nick Keppel-Palmer
Nov 21, 20227 min
Business is screwing up nature
If a single commodity supply chain penetrates a landscape it creates a massive environmental and economic distortion. Time for change.
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Feb 18, 20227 min
Buy-in not buying. The marketing of 'good'
Sustainability is not a product feature. How we market "good" needs to be an appeal to values and identity.
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Nov 2, 20215 min
Keeping it Simple? Now that's Stupid
The pursuit of Silver Bullets and an obsession with standards are not helping with climate "What's the single most effective thing I can...
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Sep 3, 20213 min
Regenerative Fund for Nature supports Good Growth in Mongolia
A Good day for Good Growth We're thrilled that Kering and Conservation International's "Regenerative Fund for Nature" has chosen to...
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Jun 23, 20214 min
Work with nature, design for place
Regenerative businesses don't have 'supply chains' Not in the conventional sense at least. As we start making our first products through...
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Feb 22, 20215 min
How brands can restore nature
We forgot not just who we were, but where we were The past year or so has been like waking from a dream. Once we started building the...
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Jan 26, 20219 min
How to reconnect humans to nature?
Humans have become disconnected from nature - if we're going to fix the planet we need to fix that.
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Sep 17, 20206 min
Place - not product - is at the heart of regenerative business
Product centric, industrialised businesses can never be regenerative. A regenerative business must subordinate product to place.
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Aug 28, 20205 min
Chigertei
A glimpse at our pilot ecosystem in western Mongolia About 36 very bumpy hours in a Land Cruiser from Ulaan Bataar will take you west to...
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Aug 27, 20205 min
Our bottom line: environment first
We became extractive and we did not notice. Time to to reset our notion of "what matters".
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