Sustainability strategies that only consider climate can leave companies exposed to a wide range of nature-related risks by ignoring critical impacts and dependencies. Failing to see how these different pieces fit together can lead to trade-offs and unintended consequences for other environmental issues, including biodiversity, freshwater and more.
Quantis Global Science and Innovation Lead Marcial Vargas explains how a holistic planetary boundaries approach to sustainability helps businesses look at the big picture and take meaningful actions that will set them up for future success.
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