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Flipping the Economics of Ecology with Sovereign Nature Initiative
This chapter traces how the Sovereign Nature Initiative (SNI) introduced the concept of the eco-derivative , a new form of value abstraction emerging at the intersection of ecology, technology, and finance. Rooted in the idea that value is shaped through relation, SNI’s work curated encounters acros
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