Unique methodology to measure impact on biodiversity loss helps investors
In the multitude of sustainability risks, much attention is rightly paid to climate change. Targets to stem the tide of global warming, for example, are becoming increasingly concrete, even though they need not be fully realised until, say, 2050. However, biodiversity loss is, if anything, an even bigger and more urgent problem for our society and the global economy than climate change.
Due to the lack of data on biodiversity decline, this topic was for a long time a blind spot and thus a less emphatic and concrete risk in the investment portfolio. This is now changing with the biodiversity data jointly developed by Cardano and the Impact Institute. For this data, a unique methodology has been developed that makes it possible to measure the impact of individual companies on biodiversity.
Due to the lack of data on biodiversity decline, this topic was for a long time a blind spot and thus a less emphatic and concrete risk in the investment portfolio. This is now changing with the biodiversity data jointly developed by Cardano and the Impact Institute. For this data, a unique methodology has been developed that makes it possible to measure the impact of individual companies on biodiversity.
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