Barbara Venneman
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Industries depend on nature, but global ecosystems are rapidly approaching a tipping point, potentially imperiling trillions in value. The business risks of a loss of biodiversity and nature are tangible and severe, including rising commodity prices, job losses, and resource shortages such as disruption to access to critical minerals and metals.But, as a new Deloitte report shows, there are real opportunities for businesses to not only protect and restore biodiversity but create value for their organization and people. Explore the report here.
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Industries depend on nature, but global ecosystems are rapidly approaching a tipping point, potentially imperiling trillions in value. The business risks of a loss of biodiversity and nature are tangible and severe, including rising commodity prices, job losses, and resource shortages such as disruption to access to critical minerals and metals.But, as a new Deloitte report shows, there are real opportunities for businesses to not only protect and restore biodiversity but create value for their organization and people. Explore the report here.
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Industries depend on nature, but global ecosystems are rapidly approaching a tipping point, potentially imperiling trillions in value. The business risks of a loss of biodiversity and nature are tangible and severe, including rising commodity prices, job losses, and resource shortages such as disruption to access to critical minerals and metals.But, as a new Deloitte report shows, there are real opportunities for businesses to not only protect and restore biodiversity but create value for their organization and people. Explore the report here.
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Industries depend on nature, but global ecosystems are rapidly approaching a tipping point, potentially imperiling trillions in value. The business risks of a loss of biodiversity and nature are tangible and severe, including rising commodity prices, job losses, and resource shortages such as disruption to access to critical minerals and metals.But, as a new Deloitte report shows, there are real opportunities for businesses to not only protect and restore biodiversity but create value for their organization and people. Explore the report here.
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Industries depend on nature, but global ecosystems are rapidly approaching a tipping point, potentially imperiling trillions in value. The business risks of a loss of biodiversity and nature are tangible and severe, including rising commodity prices, job losses, and resource shortages such as disruption to access to critical minerals and metals.But, as a new Deloitte report shows, there are real opportunities for businesses to not only protect and restore biodiversity but create value for their organization and people. Explore the report here.
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Industries depend on nature, but global ecosystems are rapidly approaching a tipping point, potentially imperiling trillions in value. The business risks of a loss of biodiversity and nature are tangible and severe, including rising commodity prices, job losses, and resource shortages such as disruption to access to critical minerals and metals.But, as a new Deloitte report shows, there are real opportunities for businesses to not only protect and restore biodiversity but create value for their organization and people. Explore the report here.
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Prof. Wayne Visser
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S&P Dow Jones Indices has launched twoS&P #Biodiversity Indices. With financial markets factoring in biodiversity risks, we know that a big shift is underway. Compared with #climateaction, companies are behind the curve on #nature-related risks and opportunities, but expect this to change rapidly. #NaturePositive is the next #NetZero."S&P Global Sustainable1 research shows that 85 percent of the world’s largest companies have a significant dependency on nature and biodiversity",said Steven Bullock, Global Head of Research and Methodology at S&P Global Sustainable1."This makes access to nature- and biodiversity-focused data, insights, and analytics essential in the support of market participants understanding, managing, and mitigating exposure of nature-related risks and impacts."See the S&P announcement here: https://lnkd.in/ehNFZh6c
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Our latest article on Globoil Post explores the critical challenges and opportunities facing the #palmoilindustry. It covers the importance of sustainable practices, technological advancements, and the global market's influence, with a focus on the leading roles of #Indonesia and #Malaysia. This insightful piece examines the balance between innovation and sustainability as key drivers for the industry's future. 🔗 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/deehuBD4. #globoilpost #newarticle #palmoil #palmoilindustry #sustainablepalmoil #sustainability #economicrecovery #innovations #globalmarket #indonesia #malaysia #biofuel #climateaction #sustainablepractices
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🔔 Interesting research result 🎙 : our new working paper unveils the untapped potential of sustainable commodities (agri and metals) to improve the performance of stock/bond sustainable portfolios !🌏 In a landscape shaped by sustainability concerns, our comprehensive study compiles over 80 research papers to classify commodities based on their environmental impact, particularly focusing on ghg emissions and water consumption.📈 We find that adding a pocket dedicated to sustainable commodities in a traditional green portfolio leads to a great improvement of performance and diversification. ▶ The paper is titled: Sustainable Commodity FactorsAuthors: Guillaume Coqueret, Bertrand Tavin, Yuxin ZHOU.emlyon business schoolAIM Institute💡 Want to learn more about how sustainable commodities can improve portfolio performance ? Click the link below to get early access to our research paper !https://lnkd.in/ehqvSexd
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