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UK consumers pay twice the price for food due to hidden costs
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A new report uncovers hidden costs linked to the UK food industry, including environmental degradation and biodiversity loss.

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Natural Capital Accounting for Better Policy Decisions: Climate change and biodiversity

Policy Forum , June 2019

Critical Assessment of Biodiversity Accounting Approaches for Businesses

Publication , November 2018

Mainstreaming biodiversity and development - Guidance from African experience 2012-17

Publication , July 2017

Valuing Ireland’s Coastal, Marine and Estuarine Ecosystem Services

Technical Report , January 2018

Australian Capital Territory (ACT) State of the Environment Report 2015

Technical Report , January 2015

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