Blue and green finance are both critical components of eco-development, but they focus on different aspects of the natural environment which is unfortunately creating a vacuum effect in the ocean investment space.
In the world of economic models, color coordination is not just a matter of aesthetics; it’s becoming a significant framework for tackling environmental challenges, particularly in our oceans.
Valuation is not such a simple word since different characters at play behind the curtain calculating the vague elements that cause us to respect the natural capital of the environment, especially the ocean.
There is no Planet B.
Knowing what goes on behind the scenes in how something is made is just as, if not more so, important to affecting your long-term purchasing decisions.
More than half the oxygen we breathe comes from the ocean. Even as the market value for resources such as minerals, oil and gas, energy, sand, and the food supply chain rises, these have become dwindling reserves as we continue to take more and more without leaving any time or room for regrowth.