Natcap published an article examining how El Niño could affect agriculture, fisheries, water availability, supply chains, and financial markets.
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El Niño is not simply a story about higher commodity prices. The World Meteorological Organization says it is firmly established, almost certain to persist through Febru…
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Natcap
Empowering Businesses with Nature Intelligence
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Natcap
Natcap is the world's leading nature intelligence provider, helping global companies measure, report, and act on nature and biodiversity risks and opportunities. Our science-based software and advisory services unlock supply chain resilience, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive sustainable growth. Founded in 2018 by leading scientists at the University of Oxford, Natcap combines scientific rigour with practical solutions to help companies make the business case for nature, quantify the value at stake, and integrate nature into business strategy.
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Natcap employee Sebastian Leape spoke at the Barclays Sustainability Breakfast on supply-chain resilience and nature-related risks.
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Natcap is hiring an ETC role based in Washington, D.C. for a DRR and nature-based solutions and geospatial data science position.
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Natcap is hosting an upcoming webinar discussing nature-related risks, supply chain resilience, and business decisions in the chemicals industry with BASF, Clariant, and Natcap.
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