The unprecedented rate of species extinction is accelerating. In a world where over half of the GDP depends on nature, it's no wonder that The World Economic Forum identifies biodiversity loss as one of the primary economic risks. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) includes the objective for governments to promote the necessary policies for large multinational companies and financial institutions to measure and disclose their risks, impacts, and dependencies on nature in their operations and value chains. Europe is already experiencing this shift, and the new regulations will mark a significant change in how businesses manage their relationship with nature.
Abstract The unprecedented rate of species extinction is accelerating. In a world where over half of the GDP depends on nature, it's no wonder that The World Economic Forum identifies [...]
Biodiversity, the next big challenge. 
