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Halting biodiversity loss ranked as top priority in 2024 by companies and public institutions, report says

Published 13:57 on March 18, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:57 on March 18, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

More than 100 experts have agreed to identify biodiversity and ecosystem protection as the top priority for systemic change in a report published by French not-for-profit ChangeNow and realised in partnership with consultancy KPMG.
More than 100 experts have agreed to identify biodiversity and ecosystem protection as the top priority for systemic change in a report published by French not-for-profit ChangeNow and realised in partnership with consultancy KPMG.


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