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How tourism is shaping the debate over natural capital

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By Ashley Perl
| Corporate Knights Verified
In 2024, the Galápagos Islands doubled its tourist entry fee. Instead of $100, visitors now pay $200 to experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world (all figures in U.S. dollars). Why the dramatic hike? Increased tourism was harming the sensitive ecosystem, creating food and water insecurity for year-round residents, and escalating the risk of introducing invasive species to the otherwise isolated island, CNN reported in 2024.
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Europe’s green retreat risks damaging its own businesses

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By Ashley Perl
| Corporate Knights Verified
In February, President Emmanuel Macron of France told The Economist and six other European newspapers that the continent is facing a “geo-political and geo-economic state of emergency.” This was ahead of a summit where European leaders would discuss competitiveness, a policy topic that’s been at the top of the European Union agenda for several years. But its surge up the priority list has come at the expense of Europe’s ambitious climate policies.
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When war leaves you without heat, it’s time to dance

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By Ashley Perl
| News Decoder
There’s frost covering the soccer turf and snow piled up around the edges at Urban Sport City, a sports park in the centre of Kyiv. It’s a Saturday afternoon and a video shows the sun is shining through some hazy clouds. But it’s still cold, -12°C, and part of a cold snap that has held the city since mid-January. Dmytro “Dima” Kholod is there with his back to the soccer pitch in a shiny, dark red puffer jacket. But he’s not there to lace up cleats or go for a run. He’s there to rave.
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