Natural capital catching on
Corporate awareness of natural capital is growing, with four companies in the FTSE 100 now using the term in their latest annual reports, compared with only two a year ago, according to consultancy PwC.
It also reports that more than a quarter of the FTSE 100 mention biodiversity or ecosystems in their reports, but rarely with a view to potential value creation or value at risk. The number of companiContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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