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How nature and business can boost each other

Tuesday 28 Jul 20 12:00pm

As an example of smart farming, a drone hovers over a farm in China

BUSINESSES that add value to nature instead of degrading and destroying it could tap into a $10.1 trillion opportunity which could create 395 million jobs by 2030.

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