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Unreasonable Impact adds 14 ventures tackling climate and social issues to its 2025 UK & Europe programme.

What impact investing is getting wrongand how a more collaborative way of thinking could fix it.

Startups in nature tech, such as regenerative agriculture, soil health, and natural carbon removals, have attracted a flood of venture capital finance in last 18 months.

"All businesses solve problems. We think those that solve more meaningful and impactful problems will be valued more by the market over time, and that's what will lead to the shift." Daniel Epstein...

I have long been fascinated by Unreasonable, an investment house that is building a unique 'ecosystem for good' that is nurturing entrepreneurs tackling some of the world's largest challenges.

The lack of minority founders is often blamed on a so-called "pipeline problem". But Unreasonable's Vuppuluri insists the problem is with investors.

Unreasonable Collective has received an Honourable Mention in Fast Company's World Changing Ideas Awards:

Unreasonable Group builds community between entrepreneurs, institutions, and investors to profitably solve pressing global problems. The company is using its broad scope of work and network connections to amplify principles of diversity, equity and inclus

Unreasonable Collective recently made its first investment-part of a $32 million Series A round in foodtech venture Air Protein, which uses microbe technology to produce meat from elements in the air.

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