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In the context of economics, how does biodiversity relate to portfolio management?
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The economics of biodiversity becomes a study in the management of a portfolio, as the many other assets we hold in our portfolios, such as the vehicles we use for transport, the homes in which we live and the machines and equipment that furnish our offices and factories. [1]
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What purpose does having a portfolio of natural assets serve?
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Having a portfolio serves the purpose of managing the accesses that one has motivationally at their best while trying not to bring down a global portfolio management failure due to an under-priced nature . [2]
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How does diversity within a portfolio of natural assets increase Nature's resilience?
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Diversity within a portfolio of natural assets increases Nature's resilience by withstanding shocks and reducing risk and uncertainty. [3]
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What types of organisations should include estimates for the ecological consequences before advocating their policies?
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Not only national governments and central banks, but international organisations such as the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and Food Agriculture Organisation should include estimates of the ecological consequences before advocating their policies. [4]
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Why should we think of natural assets as durable entities beyond economic good?
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We should think of natural assets as durable entities beyond economic goods because they may have intrinsic worth aside from what economists call their "use" value. [5]
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What other aspects make up Biodiversity apart from living organism genes ,etc.?
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Other aspects that make up Biodiversity include the abundance of living organism, the ecosystems where they live etc. [6]
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Why is it important to have a common grammar for the economics of biodiversity?
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It is important to have a common grammar for the economics of biodiversity in order to coordinate tasks among agencies so that humanity can face up to the emergency caused by the overshoot in demands on the biosphere. [7]
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What can the overshoot in global demands be likened to?
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The overshoot in global demand can be likened to a crowd trying to keep balance on a hanging bridge which will eventually come crashing down . [8]
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Why do we need coordination among the agencies facing up to the emergency created by the overshooting in biosphere demands?
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We need coordination among the agencies facing up to the emergency created by the overshooting in biosphere demands the same way as fire fighters cannot put fires out without coordinating their tasks. [9]
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Who should adopt estimates regarding ecological consequences before advocating policies?
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National governments, central banks, international organisations such as World Bank International Monetary Fund and the Food & Agriculture Organisation should adopt estimates regarding ecological consequences before advocating policies. [10]
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How does diversity help increase Nature's resilience against shocks?
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Diversity helps increase Nature's resilience against shocks by providing strength through its various dimensions, like the living organisms' diversity and abundance, along with the genes they contain and the ecosystems they live around. [11]
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What is biodiversity?
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Biodiversity is the diversity of life, including living organisms, their genes and the ecosystems in which they live. [12]
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How has human activity impacted the species extinction rates?
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Human activity has caused species extinction rates to rise to 100-1000 times more than the average rate over the past tens of millions of years. In absolute terms, this means around 1000 species become extinct every year due to human activities. [13]
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