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Marc Kennedy: 19 May, 2025
For most organisations, the largest impacts on nature occur not within their own operations but across their upstream supply chains. Yet many are still just beginning to understand and act on this critical dimension of sustainability.
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Marc Kennedy: 19 May, 2025
In today’s fast-evolving sustainability landscape, companies are under increasing pressure to understand and manage their relationship with nature....
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Marc Kennedy: 22 Apr, 2025
In the race toward a nature-positive economy, companies are increasingly being asked to understand their impacts and dependencies on nature and to...
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Dr Rhosanna Jenkins: 22 Apr, 2025
As sustainability reporting requirements ramp up, particularly under the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and the Corporate...
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Dr Rhosanna Jenkins: 22 Apr, 2025
For companies in the food and agriculture industry, nature-related reporting is becoming increasingly complex. With multiple frameworks (TNFD, CSRD,...
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The European Green Deal, passed in 2020, set out to make the EU climate-neutral by 2050, but shifting political and economic realities, including...
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Chemours is in renewed trouble after discharging toxic ‘forever’ chemicals into the Ohio River, exceeding permitted waste limits and ignoring EPA...
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As global attention on nature-related risks and opportunities grows, so does the need for businesses to adopt robust and standardised ways to measure...
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2025 is poised to be a defining year for the corporate response to nature-related risks. With key reporting frameworks taking effect, global...
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The supply chain is where most nature-related risks and opportunities lie, yet it remains one of the most challenging areas for businesses to measure...
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