'State of Nature Metrics': 30 businesses sign up to Nature Positive Initiative's metrics pilot

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New pilot aims to finalise standardised approach for measuring progress towards global goal of halting and reversing nature loss by 2030

The Nature Positive Initiative (NPI) has announced it is launching a new set of metrics designed to help businesses measure their impacts on biodiversity and their progress in delivering nature-positive...

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