Redefining Money and Nature

This chapter investigates the intricate relationship between money creation and environmental sustainability, revealing that 97% of money is created by private banks through lending practices. It critiques traditional financial systems for favoring industries that harm the environment and advocates for sustainable investment strategies such as 'eel bonds'. The conversation emphasizes the need for innovative economic models that align with ecological principles and preserve biodiversity, drawing on Indigenous land management practices as a guiding framework.