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EXPLORING NATURAL CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES, RISKS AND EXPOSURE

Select from a Sector or Sub-industry (based on the Global Industry
Classification Standard) to explore dependencies and impacts on natural capital.

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   Sectors represent broad divisions of the economy. There are 11 sectors in the
   Global Industry Classification Standard.
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   The 157 sub-industries represent the most detailed level in the Global
   Industry Classification Standard.

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ECOSYSTEM SERVICES

Ecosystem services are the links between nature and business. Each of these
services represent a benefit that nature provides to enable or facilitate
business production processes. Click here to start exploring the many different
ways in which nature supports the economy.

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NATURAL CAPITAL ASSETS

Natural capital assets are the specific elements within nature that provide the
goods and services that the economy depends on. Click here to start exploring
how natural capital assets underpin business operations.

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DRIVERS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Drivers of environmental change are the natural or man-made pressures that can
affect natural capital assets and their ability to continue providing goods and
services on which businesses depend. Click here to start exploring how
accelerating environmental change affects the economy.

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IMPACT DRIVERS

Impact drivers are inputs to, or outputs from, economic activities, which can
affect nature. See the full list and the difference between impacts and impact
drivers by clicking the link below.

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