The Economics of Biodiversity¶
Dasgupta, P. (2021). The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review.
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- Natural Capital
- Natural Capital belongs to ecological economics, environmental and national accounting, conservation finance, natural-resource management, land-use appraisal, climate policy, and corporate nature-risk reporting
This sourceThe Dasgupta Review frames Nature as an asset alongside produced and human capital and carries that frame across the practices this sentence lists — inclusive-wealth accounting, financial flows and the financial system, land use and food production, decarbonisation, and disclosure of Nature-related financial risk by businesses and financial institutions.
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- Natural Capital belongs to ecological economics, environmental and national accounting, conservation finance, natural-resource management, land-use appraisal, climate policy, and corporate nature-risk reporting
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