MUNICH – Amidst a dangerous decline in nature threatening the survival of one million species and impacting the lives of billions of people, issues surrounding biodversity were the main talking points of a series of events at the recent IPSO exhibition, writes Charles Ross.
The events included discussions on strategic industry work towards net zero best practice, a presentation from Lancaster University’s Tim Lamont on the reporting of responsible environmental practice, and a panel discussion on the subject of diversifying business with a deeper dive into biodiversity management.
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