Our goal is to facilitate funding for reforestation and forest conservation, as well as other nature-based solutions like restoring coral reefs and mangrove forests.

Pachama addresses the lack of funding for reforestation by utilizing carbon markets, where companies can compensate for their CO2 emissions.

The main issue hindering forest restoration is the lack of incentives for landowners to participate in carbon markets, despite the market's growth of 50% year over year since the Paris Agreement.

Improved forest management practices can create incentives for biodiversity while optimizing for both carbon capture and timber production.

I realized that technology could enable reforestation and conservation solutions, leading me to start Pachama.

We should address climate change through technological innovation rather than through deprivation or degrowth.

I discovered the potential of reforestation and forest conservation to capture carbon at scale, which is crucial for addressing climate change.

The goal is to incentivize investment in American businesses and workers, rather than seeking cheap labor abroad.

The green economy initiatives have often been misdirected, benefiting the wealthy rather than addressing climate issues effectively.