What the Dasgupta Review means for business and the profession
In 2019, the UK was the first major government to commission a review into the economics of declining biodiversity. We speak to the team behind the review.
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What The Dasgupta Review means for Business and Accountancy
Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta sat down with ICAEW to talk about his review into the economics of biodiversity and his hopes for the future.
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Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta talked to ICAEW about his landmark review on the economics of biodiversity, his hopes for the future, and what it means for members.