John Burn-Murdoch
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 17 Aug
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She then goes on to add
I think the economics of nature recovery are every bit as important as the ecology itself, yet they rarely seem to be part of the conversation.
like the the cost of of maintaining a rewilded landscape in the UK to the states will be significantly higher than the cost of the farming subsidies.
But of course doing it well would mean the specialist staff and and that costs a bit of money and you lose a bit of revenue from the land that that isn't being used to do that.
Honestly,
Just on a basic level, the incentives we're talking about here is is payments for for stewarding the land and the wildlife.
So I I just I'm just sort of clarifying that what you said at the very start is that there would we would need significant state subsidy to create the economic incentives for large scale rewilding.
to use.
Thank you to Jane for that question.
And we're now going to listen to a voice note question from Ellie.
practical call to action to end on Derek.
So perhaps a nice note for us to leave this.
Um well thanks to everyone for your questions and thank you, Derek, for answering them.
Thank you.
It's been a real pleasure being here.
That's it from me, but there'll be another episode of Radical coming very soon.
Boy.
Hello and welcome to Radical, conversations about the underlying forces that reshape our world and the radical ideas that could define the future.
I'm John Byrne Murdoch.
I'm a columnist and chief data reporter at the Financial Times, but I'm here with you on Radical this week.
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