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Returns on resilience: Investing in adaptation to drive prosperity, growth and competitiveness

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By Guido Schmidt-Traub
| PreventionWeb
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China Dialogue on Biodiversity

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By Guido Schmidt-Traub, Justin Adams, Zhu Chunquan, Fan Shenggen
| f4b-initiative.net
​ ​ China dialogue series on biodiversity featuring F4B authors China dialogue is publishing a  series of articles xploring the systemic financial risk posed by biodiversity loss and what financial institutions are doing about it. F4B authors and partners contributed to several of the articles.
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How China’s ecological redlines could boost it to carbon neutrality

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By Jixi Gao, Changxin Zou, Guido Schmidt-Traub, Arthur Hanson
| Dialogue Earth Verified
China could become a trail-blazing country for science-based nature protection with its ecological redlines initiative. Primarily designed to restore wildlife and protect the benefits people receive from nature, policy researchers are now also looking at the initiative’s potential to boost carbon sequestration and so mitigate climate change.
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