To solve the climate crisis, we need to make tropical forests worth more alive than dead, says environmental economist Nat Keohane. Highlighting the urgent need to stop deforestation and the carbon pollution it brings, he details the work of the LEAF Coalition -- a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership that's channeling one billion dollars into protecting tropical forests -- and shares three building blocks for a robust market for forest carbon that enables economies to thrive while protecting natural resources.

Nat Keohane: A new economic model for protecting tropical forests 

A new economic model for protecting tropical forests 

Deforestation rivals global vehicle emissions in climate impact. A shift to value forests alive could be a climate game-changer.

Mato Grosso's transformation from deforestation leader to model of growth and forest preservation outlines a blueprint for the world.

Harnessing market forces, LEAF Coalition channels $1 billion into forest protection, aiming to reduce emissions and empower forest nations.