'Natural capital 101': IEMA guide seeks to unpack benefits of natural capital

Stuart Stone
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New paper explores the concept of natural capital and its application by businesses after sustainability professionals flag knowledge gap

The Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA) has attempted to more clearly define the concept of "natural capital" and explore its benefits for businesses, after almost nine-in-10 members...

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