EY: Businesses' failure to report on nature slowing progress towards environmental goals

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Lack of detailed reporting on businesses' nature impacts in line with TNFD recommendations is slowing global action to protect world's ecosystems, new study warns

Progress towards tackling the world's escalating nature crisis is being undermined by businesses' failure to disclose their impact on global ecosystems through supportive frameworks such as the Taskforce...

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