Could corporate biodiversity efforts become a new front for greenwashing?

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New research from RepRisk reveals incidents of alleged greenwashing relating to biodiversity projects have tripled over the past year

The global share of companies linked to both alleged greenwashing and biodiversity risks has doubled over the past five years, suggesting a rising awareness of nature-related risks is increasing pressure...

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