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Home » News & commentaries » In the news » Nature Loss Tied to Higher Government Borrowing Costs in New Study

Nature Loss Tied to Higher Government Borrowing Costs in New Study

In the news on 6 March, 2026

Farmed palm trees set against an arid landscape

Photo: Viswaprem Anbarasapandian, Unsplash

Bloomberg, 6 March 2026

Photo: Viswaprem Anbarasapandian, Unsplash

Authors

Alexander Wollenweber

Occasional Research Fellow (Earth Capital Nexus)

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Nicola Ranger

Executive Director of Earth Capital Nexus and Professor in Practice

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Dieter Wang

Keywords

nature nature based solutions nature capital accounting nature degradation nature loss nature restoration nature risk nature shock nature-based solutions nature-related risk nature-related risks

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