Study: Number of nature-related climate policies doubles inside 12 months

James Murray
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Study: Number of nature-related climate policies doubles inside 12 months

Report reveals how governments are delivering a wave of nature and land-based climate policies, presenting huge risks and opportunities for businesses and investors

Governments around the world are rapidly moving to strengthen regulations to protect nature and tackle deforestation, resulting in significant risks for food and commodities firms that fail to take steps...

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