Economic Progress

This metric wants to hold companies accountable for the state of the world

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Firms will be able to demonstrate the impact they are having on biodiversity and the planet's resources Image: REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon - RC1A2E1629D0

Briony Harris
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