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Biodiversity & justice

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  • Bharadwa, B.
  • Jones, A.
  • Fifield, J.
  • Sutcliffe, S.

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This paper highlights how actuarial thinking could contribute to the development of a justice perspective relating to biodiversity risks and also the implications for actuarial work. The impact of biodiversity loss as well as the use of ecosystem services is not equally distributed across society (both intra and inter generationally). The Biodiversity and Natural Capital Risk Working Party has been setup to proactively take forward a series of activities including think pieces, webinars and external engagement on these risks.

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  • Bharadwa, B. & Jones, A. & Fifield, J. & Sutcliffe, S., 2022. "Biodiversity & justice," British Actuarial Journal, Cambridge University Press, vol. 27, pages 1-1, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:bracjl:v:27:y:2022:i::p:-_13
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