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A landmark report has urged the world's governments to come up with a better form of national accounting from GDP, to reflect the value and depletion of nature. Plus, an update on carbon markets and the emerging field of biodiversity offsets.
Guests:
Diane Coyle, Bennett Professor of Public Policy, University of Cambridge
Geoff Summerhayes, Senior Advisor, Pollination, former executive board member, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
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