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Some of the thinking and learning that has shaped Good Growth so far.
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The Tragedy is not of the Commons
We take from nature at scale. But selectively. It's both destructive and wasteful.
The selective focus on single commodities drives a monoculture and an income dependency which traps rural communities into activities that further harm the grasslands, simply to keep afloat.
That's the real tragedy of the commons.
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Nov 186 min read
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In search of "sustainable cashmere"
Why is sustainable cashmere so elusive? There is a gap between today's supply chains and effective landscape regeneration that cannot be bridged. This is fundamental because it means that all attempts to drive sustainability through the existing supply system cannot influence outcomes in the landscapes. It is the reason why brands can't exert the influence they want - the system won't let them. The answer lies in redesigning the supply system in a way that links to landscape
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Sep 78 min read
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'Premiums' don't work for regeneration
Environmentally conscious brands shouldn't pay premiums to source "sustainable" materials. Instead they should invest in landscapes.
Nick Keppel-Palmer
Aug 6, 20245 min read
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