Study: Climate resilience primary driver of business action on nature

Stuart Stone
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More than half of sustainability practitioners claim building the business case for nature is their biggest challenge, but climate resilience offers route for delivering projects

Adapting to climate change is the highest-ranked driver of corporate action on nature, with 80 per cent of firms citing adaptation and resilience as a key factor behind investments in nature protection...

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