What do multinational corporations care about? Well, profits. What else? As it turns out, a new study finds that multinational corporations also care about something you might have last expected them to: biodiversity.

You have probably heard about voluntary carbon offset—if not from elsewhere, from buying plane tickets, where, after you have paid for the ticket, the tax, the seats, maybe the luggage fee, and the priority boarding, you have an option to also pay to offset your carbon footprint. Companies get to do this, too, and, unlike you, they get to brag about it. The question........

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