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A farmer holding cocoa in Sulawesi, Indonesia, where cocoa production is a major source of livelihood. Credit - Yusuf Ahmad, World Agroforestry
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When businesses review their balance books, the contributions of nature to profits and losses are usually egregiously absent. No company operates in a vacuum. Whether it’s wind, waves or coal providing power; soil microbes boosting crop fertility; or ocean systems helping maintain a stable climate in which to operate, every financial transaction on Earth is in some way connected to the natural resources and systems in which it’s embedded. 

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