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The researchers found:

  • Policy options for investing in nature resulted in annual gains of $100-350 billion (2014 USD), with the largest percentage increases in GDP occurring in low-income countries. The policy options examined in this study include removing agricultural subsidies, financing research into improving crop yields and international payments from wealthy countries to poorer countries to support conservation.

  • Continued trends in environmental degradation, on the other hand, would result in $75 billion losses annually, with the low-income countries suffering from 0.2% losses in GDP year on year.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

You know things are going poorly when we are trying to justify life on earth, perhaps the single most amazing thing in the universe, by claiming it boosts GDP.