'Nature is the beating heart of a green recovery': Corporates step up calls for nature restoration policies

Cecilia Keating
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The International Chamber of Commerce, WWF, We Mean Business, United Nations Global Compact, the IUCN, and Business for Nature sign letter calling on CEOs to work with governments to reverse nature loss

A coalition of influential international NGOs and business groups has today urged business leaders to "speak up for nature", as governments around the world craft recovery plans to the coronavirus crisis....

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