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- Preventing environmental damage is far cheaper than cleaning it up afterward.
- We are losing biodiversity rapidly because political and economic systems and financial markets do not properly account for nature’s services.
- The biodiversity financing gap is about $711 billion over the next ten years.
- Biodiversity loss and climate change are twin crises that must be addressed simultaneously.
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