Companies must reduce water use and pollution
There are clear social and biodiversity benefits in a society having ready access to clean water
Nature
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COP15: China commits $232m to biodiversity fund
Delegates hear developing nations will still struggle to meet commitments after pandemic causes ‘unprecedented’ scarcity
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The Amazon’s biodiversity: The real winning lottery ticket
COP15 attendees urged to create a growth plan for Brazil centred around biodiversity and technology
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COP15: Change business and finance now to stop biodiversity loss
As COP15 kicks off in China, delegates discuss addressing extractionism and embedding indigenous rights
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Finance firms call for ‘ambitious’ biodiversity framework
Ahead of COP15, 78 financial institutions have issued a statement calling on governments to align economy with biodiversity targets.
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Finance firms call for ‘ambitious’ biodiversity framework
Ahead of COP15, 78 financial institutions have issued a statement calling on governments to align economy with biodiversity targets
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Goldner appointed TNFD secretariat
Development Finance Hub also announced to support nature-related disclosure research
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Rathbone Greenbank: We want a framework for change in biodiversity
Head of investments John David explains how Rathbone Greenbank Investments is priming the market
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UK government responds to Dasgupta Review with nature restoration plans
Environment secretary shares new ambitions, and a reflection on World Bee Day
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Only 1% of companies are effectively tackling deforestation
New CDP report finds $53.1bn of risks from deforestation across 553 companies
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First climate, now nature: How should investors incorporate biodiversity into investment decisions?
Economic adviser on the Dasgupta Review Thomas Viegas and Dr Vian Sharif, head of sustainability at FNZ, discuss nature-related risks and opportunities for investors
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Review urges nature-related financial risks to be included in GDP data
HM Treasury’s Dasgupta Review finds standard measures such as GDP, growth and productivity are incomplete