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In this episode we take you back briefly to December 2022 when the US and Australia signed an agreement on the sidelines of a global summit on biodiversity, promising to better measure the economic value of nature and reflect it in national accounts.
So, is biodiversity finally getting a look in as part of ESG? Here to discuss this emerging trend 6 months in, is Dr. Liz O’Brien the CEO of Queensland Trust for Nature and Yatra Forudi from Energy Queensland who will talk about the nature related financial disclosure for business, what it means, what is driving this trend, and what actions you can take.
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