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Study quantifies high reputational risk to public firms in nature-threatening activities

Published 11:51 on May 3, 2023 / Last updated at 14:52 on May 3, 2023 / / Nature & Biodiversity, Net Zero Transition (Investment, Reporting & Disclosure)

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A report published Wednesday has quantified the different reputational risk levels facing firms which undertake extractive projects close to environmentally-sensitive sites, finding that publicly-listed companies operating in proximity to nature are 77% more likely to see damage to their business than those that are not.
A report published Wednesday has quantified the different reputational risk levels facing firms which undertake extractive projects close to environmentally-sensitive sites, finding that publicly-listed companies operating in proximity to nature are 77% more likely to see damage to their business than those that are not.


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