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FEATURE: Nature tech startups sit tight on biodiversity monitoring amid concerns over lack of investment

Published 15:32 on June 14, 2024 / Last updated at 15:32 on June 14, 2024 / Insights (Features), International (UN Nature & Biodiversity Talks), Nature & Biodiversity, Net Zero Transition (Investment, Reporting & Disclosure)

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Nature tech companies are struggling to attract investment for biodiversity monitoring due to lack of corporate demand, with venture capitalists encouraging them to "survive" as the market is slated to grow within the next two years.
Nature tech companies are struggling to attract investment for biodiversity monitoring due to lack of corporate demand, with venture capitalists encouraging them to "survive" as the market is slated to grow within the next two years.


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