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Tom Kaplan, a billionaire philanthropist, auctioned a Rembrandt drawing to fund wildlife conservation, but his mining background raises questions about the impact of his industry on the environment. Experts argue that philanthropic efforts are overshadowed by greater financial flows that harm nature, highlighting the complexities of environmental philanthropy among wealthy individuals.
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Tom Kaplan, a billionaire philanthropist, auctioned a Rembrandt drawing to fund wildlife conservation, but his mining background raises questions about the impact of his industry on the environment. Experts argue that philanthropic efforts are overshadowed by greater financial flows that harm nature, highlighting the complexities of environmental philanthropy among wealthy individuals.
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