S&P expands focus on biodiversity risk data
The River Doce in Brazil
New data on 17,000 companies is available using a methodology developed in conjunction with the UN Environment Programme.
S&P is adding a dataset on public companies to assess risk in an area that has received significantly less attention than climate change: biodiversity.
The firm announced Wednesday that it has included “a number of new nature-related risk metrics including a dependency score and ecosystem f
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