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Investors overseeing $23.6-trillion of funds have kick-started a campaign to pressure 100 companies to ramp up the fight against biodiversity loss. The targeted companies include BHP Group, Alibaba Group, Nestle, Bayer, Amazon.com and Unilever

Investors overseeing $23.6-trillion of funds have kick-started a campaign to pressure 100 companies to ramp up the fight against biodiversity loss.

The targeted companies include BHP Group, Alibaba Group, Nestle, Bayer, Amazon.com and Unilever. They were selected based on their market values and participation in industries ranging from mining, food and pharmaceuticals to chemicals and forestry that are considered vital to reversing biodiversity loss by 2030., ESG analyst at AXA Investment Managers, said in a statement.

 

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