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5 biodiversity guidelines to watch in 2022

GreenBiz

As biodiversity becomes a more integral part of corporate sustainability commitments, expect updated and new resources to help the journey.

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Why investors are putting biodiversity on the balance sheet

GreenBiz

Why investors are putting biodiversity on the balance sheet. Both S&P Global Ratings and Bloomberg rank biodiversity among the top ESG themes for 2021, the latter naming Fidelity International and AXA Investment Managers as examples of firms that have made it a priority. . Thu, 03/04/2021 - 02:11. Subscribe here.

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Increasing number of local authorities require over 10% Biodiversity Net Gain

Envirotec Magazine

In advance of the statutory requirement for biodiversity net gain (BNG) for new developments from January 2024, new research appears to reveal a gradual increase in the number requesting in excess of the 10% biodiversity net gain. from our Q4 2022 research. This is an increase of 33.3%

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15 things biodiversity protectors are watching out for in 2022

GreenBiz

In some cases the conservation horizon looks like it came out of SciFi novel but they could be the key to saving out planet.

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The UN’s Global Biodiversity Framework could be ‘Paris Agreement for nature’

GreenBiz

Set to be finalized in early 2022, the GBF’s draft sets out targets for protecting marine and land habitats, reducing pesticides and plastic waste, and increasing investments.

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Global biodiversity framework falls short on chemicals

Envirotec Magazine

Environmental scientists, ecologists, and policy experts argue in a letter published on 16 June in Science that the proposed Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework – a new international agreement to protect biodiversity – fails to account for the totality of chemical pollutants that threaten the health of ecosystems worldwide.

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Britain’s protected natural areas are failing to stop biodiversity loss

Grist

are as vulnerable to biodiversity loss as their unprotected counterparts. At the recent United Nations biodiversity conference, delegates from nearly 200 countries agreed to formalize 30X30. According to a 2022 progress report on 30X30, the U.K. That’s according to a new study that shows protected areas in the U.K.