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We welcome and agree with the Secretary of State’s analysis that addressing the sustainability of...
Conclusion
We welcome and agree with the Secretary of State’s analysis that addressing the sustainability of the UK’s global supply chains will be one of the most powerful ways in which the UK can reduce its adverse impact on levels of international biodiversity. The degradation of ecosystems brings supply chain, market and financial risks. Monitoring the impact of UK activities abroad presents obvious challenges: nevertheless, efforts must be stepped up to make overseas biodiversity monitoring a reality.
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Government Response
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HM Government
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We welcome and agree with the Secretary of State’s analysis that addressing the sustainability of the UK’s global supply chains will be one of the most powerful ways in which the UK can reduce its adverse impact on levels of international biodiversity. The degradation of ecosystems brings supply chain, market and financial risks. Monitoring the impact of UK activities abroad presents obvious challenges: nevertheless, efforts must be stepped up to make overseas biodiversity monitoring a reality.
Source
Committee
Environmental Audit Committee
Inquiry
Biodiversity and Ecosystems
Report
Second Report - The UK's footprint on global biodiversity
30 Sep 2021
HC 674
Timeline
Recommendation age
4.7 yrs
Report published
30 Sep 2021