In the past, large corporations have moved millions of people and tonnes of freight around the clock in the pursuit of profit, sourcing supplies from distant regions of the world. However, a large number of startups today are changing the game. Esha Chhabra, a journalist, explores the complex realities and potential of regenerative company operations by drawing on her years of reporting. In nine areas?agriculture, waste, supply chain, inclusivity for the common good, women in the workforce, travel, health, energy, and finance?Working to Restore investigates cutting-edge methods. The businesses highlighted are addressing world problems through fostering ethical production and consumption, establishing fair opportunities for all, pushing climate action, and more. Chhabra emphasises how their work transcends the'sustainability' that has been given a greenwash in favour of a new era of rebirth.? The book highlights innovative entrepreneurs who understand that we cannot expect to create radical change if we try to sustain a system that has long been broken. Instead, their efforts of restoration and regeneration should be used as a model for other forward-thinking enterprises.