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I am founder of ReWorld, and this is podcast on how we're scaling biodiversity conservation on our planet.

Hi all, I'm thrilled to introduce ReWorld's personalized physical map - a unique and interactive way to connect with nature and make a positive impact on the environment. We wanted to create a product that not only shows the specific acreage of the forest you helped preserve but also includes the name and environmental impact of your donation in a fun and engaging way. Our physical map displays scientific metrics that clearly illustrate the impact of your donation, such as the number of trees planted, the tons of CO2 removed per year, and the income generated for local communities. With a QR code on the map, you can easily check updates on the project anytime, keeping you informed about the progress of your conservation efforts. We also put a lot of thought into making the map sustainable and locally sourced to support the local economy and traditional craftsmanship. We'd love to hear your feedback on our product and the impact you believe it could have in preserving our planet's natural beauty. Thank you for your time!

For those who just want to watch the video instead - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqQjQq4L9dk&ab_channel=Vinay...

This is really cool

Thanks Dang!

Independent of political affiliation, silencing diversity of thought is not a good thing for the society

Yes, younger generations are more progressive, and is a good thing. However, silencing diversity of thought is really not a good scientific attitude

https://web.archive.org/web/20210927014950/https://www.econo... - link to internet archive

> In 2020 Norman Wang, a cardiologist at the University of Pittsburgh, was demoted for publishing a paper in the Journal of the American Heart Association that analysed and criticised diversity initiatives. The journal issued an apology and retracted it.

Yes, the downstream effects is something that is not usually mentioned anywhere in mainstream media.