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H&M, Kering Among Companies Piloting Science-Based Targets for Nature

The move to address businesses’ impact on nature is part of a new frontier of corporate environmental reporting.
Emissions from a factory.
The move to address businesses’ impact on nature is part of a new frontier of corporate environmental reporting. (Shutterstock)

Businesses can now assess their impacts on nature loss using science-based targets as part of a move to “get nature into the boardroom.”

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