Summary: <p>Economic prosperity and conserving the environment is often seen as being in conflict — to get the former, you have to sacrifice the latter. But there's a growing body of research that suggests when we don't protect nature, short term economic gains may result in long term losses. In his new book, leading British environmentalist Tony Juniper says that's because the things nature provides us, that we tend to think of as free, has a monetary value that can be measured. And it's time for companies and governments to start accounting for it when doing business. For this month's Environmental Outlook, Diane talks with Tony Juniper about his new book, "What Has Nature Ever Done for Us? How Money Really Does Grow on Trees."</p>
