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Australia must simplify biodiversity projects to scale nature repair market, study finds

Published 16:13 on September 25, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:51 on September 25, 2023  / /  Australia, Biodiversity

Australian biodiversity-related projects must become more streamlined to encourage adoption, in an effort to scale the nature repair market, a government-backed study has found.
Australian biodiversity-related projects must become more streamlined to encourage adoption, in an effort to scale the nature repair market, a government-backed study has found.


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