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Kicking away the green ladder : the asymmetric sovereign risk from nature degradation

Wollenweber, Alexander; Wang, Dieter; Ranger, Nicola - 2026 - Version: March 2026

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A model of economic growth and biodiversity

André, Loris - 2026

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Delhi, dogs, and deep ecology : managing trans-species coexistence in urban areas

Ghosh, Nilanjan; Narlikar, Amrita - 2026

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Socio-economic exposure to nature-related risks in the Southern African Development Community

Godin, Antoine; Maurin, Julie; Calas, Julien - 2026

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Carbon, natural capital and the option values of climate policies

Edenhofer, Ottmar; Franks, Max - 2026

We develop a unified cost-benefit framework that allows for a better understanding of nature conservation and climate policies under risk and uncertainty. We derive modified Hotelling rules from a social planner’s welfare optimization. They reveal four forces that jointly determine market...

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Carbon, natural capital and the option values of climate policies

Edenhofer, Ottmar; Franks, Max - 2026

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Lutter contre les pollutions diffuses pour préserver la biodiversité

2026

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The golden flower and the blue diamond : from patent law to biodiversity regimes and guidelines

Mamoni, Leïla - 2026

In 2010, at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), an Intergovernmental Committee started its negotiations that notably aim at protecting traditional knowledge from fraudulent patents. On that same year, French company Chanel Parfums Beauté committed itself to combatting this...

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Identifying integrated responses to climate adaptation, climate mitigation, biodiversity and water quality

Molloy, Aoife; McKeon, Caroline - 2026

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An evaluation of protected area policies in the European Union

Grupp, Tristan Earle; Mishra, Prakash; Reynaert, Mathias; … - 2026

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An evaluation of protected area policies in the European Union

Grupp, Tristan Earle; Mishra, Prakash; Reynaert, Mathias; … - 2023

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An evaluation of protected area policies in the European Union

Grupp, Tristan Earle; Mishra, Prakash; Reynaert, Mathias; … - 2023

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An evaluation of protected area policies in the European Union

Grupp, Tristan Earle; Mishra, Prakash; Reynaert, Mathias; … - 2023

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Environmental regulations and spillovers across ecosystems: fisheries and forests protection in coastal Madagascar

Girard, Julia; Desbureaux, Sébastien; Lavaine, Emmanuelle - 2026 - This version: February 9, 2026

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Optimal resource allocation for invasive species control : two decision criteria for site prioritization

Courtois, Pierre; Frutos Cachorro, Julia de - 2026

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Green transformation in Brazil : challenges, opportunities, and policy lessons

Puppim de Oliveira, José Antonio; Macedo, Laura S. … - 2026

International forums hosted by Brazil, such as the G20 Meeting in November 2024 and the COP30 of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in November 2025, indicate the country's need for a rapid transition to a more sustainable economy in several dimensions. In this paper, we...

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The impact of corporate biodiversity information disclosure on China institutional investors' CSR investment willingness : the roles of intergenerational responsibility and environmental risk management

Tao, Zhibin - 2026

The increasing recognition of biodiversity loss as a critical environmental and financial risk has heightened calls for greater emphasis on corporate information disclosures. However, limited understanding remains as to how corporate biodiversity information disclosure affects institutional...

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The role of biodiversity risk in shaping bank lending decisions

Bax, Karoline; Ćehajić, Aida - 2026

We examine whether banks incorporate firm-level biodiversity risk into their lending decisions. Using a large sample of syndicated loans matched to firm-level biodiversity risk measures, we document that borrowers with higher biodiversity risk face significantly higher loan spreads. Evidence on...

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Financing nature : investment funds and biodiversity risks

Kaat, Daniel Marcel te; Raabe, Alexander - 2026

How do international investors adjust portfolios in response to biodiversity risk? Using monthly data on investment fund portfolios, we show that the 2021 Kunming Declaration led fund managers to reallocate portfolios from high-biodiversity risk countries to less risky ones, while ultimate fund...

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From global biodiversity commitments to local action : revenue potential and allocation dynamics of the Cali Fund

Makowska-Curran, Agata - 2026

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The impact of biodiversity risk on banks' credit default swap spread changes

Praetz, Moritz - 2026

This paper explores the impact of biodiversity risk on banks' credit risk using a news-based biodiversity index and CDS of 39 global banks between 2015 and 2023. Using a linear OLS regression, this paper finds evidence for a significant positive relationship between biodiversity news and CDS...

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Biodiversity, governance, and municipal bonds

Shi, Yanghua - 2026 - This version: April 30, 2026

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Biodiversity mutual funds and ETFs : characteristics, performance, risk, and fees

Fang, Fei; Luo, Di - 2026

This paper provides an exploratory analysis of biodiversity-themed funds and offers early evidence on their characteristics, performance, risk, fees, and sustainability metrics. Using a sample of 24 open-end biodiversity funds (18 mutual funds and 6 ETFs), we find that these funds are...

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From nature shocks to financial stability : incorporating nature physical risks - in particular water-related risks - into banks' credit risk models and insurers' market risk models

Gallet, Sébastien; Prodani, Julja; Rang, Kitty - 2026

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Nature-adjusted probability of default for European small and medium enterprises

Valente, Fernanda; Chen, Yujia; Calabrese, Raffaella; … - 2026

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the European economy. However, the impact of nature-related risks on SME creditworthiness is still largely unexplored. To address this gap, we incorporate indicators of nature-related risks - namely the Biodiversity Intactness Index,...

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Wildlife and conflict : the cost of protecting biodiversity

Pincus, Guy - 2026 - This version: January 3, 2026

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Biodiversity risk and corporate real earnings management : empirical evidence from China

Lin, Yongjian; Zheng, Rongcan - 2026

Amid the intensifying global ecological crisis, biodiversity risk has emerged as an important factor affecting corporate sustainable development. Using Chinese A-share listed companies from 2009 to 2023, this study aimed to examine the impact and mechanism of biodiversity risk on corporate real...

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Incorporating spatial complexity and variability into the design of stated choice experiments for biodiversity policy support

Badura, Tomas; Schaafsma, Marije - 2026

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The effects of spatial framing and attribute range on the measurement of nonuse values of biodiversity improvements

Uggeldahl, Kennet Christian; Lundhede, Thomas Hedemark; … - 2026

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Questioning biodiversity and sustainability management practices : time for a change in thinking? : editorial

Ratten, Vanessa - 2026

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Volumetric choice experiments and welfare measures in a subsidy-driven context

Budziński, Wiktor; Czajkowski, Mikołaj; Le Clec'h, Solen - 2026

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Endogenous targeting and the additionality of conservation

Meier, Sarah; Balmford, Ben; Inkinen, Ville - 2026

The world has lost one-third of its forests, with those in the tropics facing the most rapid decline despite their substantial ecological and climate benefits. Protected areas (PAs) have become the primary policy instrument to curb deforestation, yet they are often established where...

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Biodiversity risk and firms' green investment : Evidence from China

Wang, Gang - 2026

Amid growing global concerns over biodiversity risk and its financial implications, understanding how firms strategically respond to biodiversity risk has become a critical issue in sustainable finance. This study seeks to answer the research question: Does rising biodiversity risk stimulate or...

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The biological endowment curse : trade, invasive species, and the erosion of comparative advantage

Figuières, Charles - 2026

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The stranding cost of agricultural subsidies under climate-transition and biodiversity-regulation risks

Nguyen, Manh-Hung - 2026

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New synthetic or biological pest control? : winegrower R&D preferences in the context of invasive species infestation

Straubinger, Franziska B.; Venus, Terese E.; Benjamin, … - 2026

The European Union has established ambitious targets to reduce pesticide usage, but many invasive pests pose significant threats to agricultural production. Managed biological pest control (e.g., predators, parasitoids, microbial agents) represents a promising lever for reducing synthetic...

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Integrating protected areas and ecological conservation redlines : a unified regulatory framework for ecological damage in China

Zhang, Yinan; Guo, Jian; Shao, Chaofeng - 2026

The integration of the ecological conservation redline and protected areas in China has positioned these zones as pivotal components of national ecological security. The Chinese government identifies ecological damage within these zones using remote sensing monitoring and subsequently implements...

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Species origin and ecological context shape climate vulnerability of temperate conifers

Bontempi, Maria Elena; Ols, Clémentine - 2026

Temperate conifer forests underpin European ecosystems and economies, making it essential to understand how they respond to climate change. Yet most empirical studies estimate average climate responses that mask variability across biological and ecological scales. Using a cross-classified panel...

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A review of biomass in the bioeconomy : availability, competing uses and obstacles

Ecuru, Julius; Braun, Joachim von; Baumüller, Heike; … - 2026

Considering resource depletion and population pressures, the demand for bio-based materials is set to rise, intensifying competition for biomass across sectors such as food, energy, construction, and industrial production. To ensure that food security is not compromised and environmental...

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Access to Finance for Climate and Biodiversity : From Global Commitments to Country Action

2026

Access to climate and biodiversity finance is shaped by the wider development finance landscape, along with structural constraints and fragmentation. Although essential for developing countries, especially the most vulnerable, this finance remains embedded in broader development finance flows...

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Telecoupled landscapes : spatial effects of external financial inflows on Africa’s biodiversity

Osman, Adams - 2026

According to most globalisation and econometric studies, the high inflow of external financial inflows (EFI: foreign direct investments [FDI], International Bank for Reconstruction and Development [IBRD] loans, remittances [RM], International Monetary Fund [IMF] loans, and technical assistance...

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Plastic pollution and biodiversity : a global overview : insight report

2026

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Voluntary Sustainability Standards and Socioeconomic and Ecological Outcomes - Panel evidence from Rwanda’s Coffee Sector

Wätzold, Marlene Yu Lilin; Cooke, Amanda; … - 2026

Voluntary sustainability standards (VSS) provide consumers with the assurance that certified products are produced under more sustainable conditions. While the literature on VSS has expanded considerably, most studies rely on cross-sectional data, thereby providing only a snapshot in time and...

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Determinants and effects of green bond issuance : environmental awareness, ecological budget, biodiversity, oil and lithium

Horn, Matthias; Dabbous, Amal; Oehler, Andreas; Göbel, … - 2026

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Banks and nature : how strongly does the banking sector in Germany depend on ecosystem services?

Becker, Annette; Dransfeld, Marvin; Genswein, Fabian; … - 2026

This study examines the dependency of the banking sector in Germany on ecosystem services through its corporate lending. Ecosystem services are derived from nature's capacity to provide inputs for economic activity. We analyze how banks overall and categories of banks in Germany depend on...

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Tipping the decision of offshore wind farm decommissioning : the causal effects of biodiversity illustrations and information on the social acceptance

Stranddorf, Liv; Ladenburg, Jacob; Zuch, Matteo - 2026

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Exploring household forest dependency : socio-economic drivers, resource utilisation, and conservation challenges in eastern Cameroon

Ebanga, André Paul; Zekeng, Jules Christian; Chimi, … - 2026

Tropical forests play a vital role in sustaining rural livelihoods while providing essential ecosystem services at global, regional, and local scales, However, increasing human pressure and changing socio-economic dynamics threaten the balance between conservation goals and community subsistence...

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Adaptation needs and adaptation options vary among different stakeholders in high-latitude protected areas : a case study of the Qiangtang Protected Area in China

Fu, Mengdi - 2026

It is essential to understand how adaptation needs and options differ among stakeholders in protected areas (PAs) to effectively implement climate change (CC) adaptation strategies. Using the Qiangtang PA in Xizang as a case study, this research examines CC adaptation needs and options from the...

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Trade and biodiversity conservation in Africa : complementary roles of environmental provisions in preferential trade agreements and property rights

Boadu, Michael Tutu; Obeng, Camara Kwasi - 2026

Biodiversity loss has become a major environmental concern in regions experiencing rapid trade integration, yet the roles of trade agreements and property rights in shaping biodiversity outcomes remains insufficiently understood. Therefore, this paper examines the effect of trade on biodiversity...

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Reducing food waste by killing wolves? : A continuing failure to integrate climate and biodiversity agendas in food policies

Herrero, Amaranta; Wickson, Fern - 2026

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Plant diversity to cope with increased drought risk in grasslands

Alou, Nicolas; Schaub, Sergei; Suter, Matthias; … - 2026

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Differentiated vs. homogeneous payments for biodiversity conservation : microeconomic theory and systematic literature review

Harzer, Sophie; Quaas, Martin F. - 2026

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Report on smart villages contribution to the European Green Deal, Farm to Fork and Biodiversity strategies : (Preparatory Action on Smart Rural Areas in the 21st century - Bis)

2025

The 2nd Preparatory Action on Smart Rural Areas in the 21st Century (Smart Rural 27 project) was launched by the European Commission on 21 December 2020 with the aim to "prepare Member States and rural communities to the implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) post-2020 as well as...

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Higher education sector for halting biodiversity loss : insights for achieving SDG15 from Italian universities

Di Vaio, Assunta; Van Engelenhoven, Elisa; Zafar, Anum - 2026

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