
businessJul 24, 202441:24pending
Greenomics Ep.12 | Beyond climate: Exploring nature-related risks for businesses
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Nature is facing a crisis, just like climate, but has received much less publicity despite its critical importance. In this episode, we explore what we mean by 'nature-related risks', and discuss how biodiversity, ecosystems, and natural resources impact business operations and sustainability. Sarah is joined by Caroline Vexler, Nature Principle at the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, and Oxford Economics' nature experts Jake Kuyer and Carina Manitius. Our guests share insights, strategies, and real-world examples, of how companies might navigate and mitigate nature-related risks to improve resilience and profitability in a rapidly changing world.
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