damage way for the whole food sector to end damage across all nature by 2030. and. damage across all nature by 2030. and, importantly, that is a pledge that we and, importantly, that is a pledge that we know we ll have a huge impact. in that we know we ll have a huge impact, in terms, in practical terms. impact, in terms, in practical terms. to impact, in terms, in practical terms, to start to green our weekly shop~ terms, to start to green our weekly shop i terms, to start to green our weekly shop~ ithink terms, to start to green our weekly shop. i think it is important to say that is shop. i think it is important to say that is not shop. i think it is important to say that is notjust a pledge, it is backed that is notjust a pledge, it is backed by that is notjust a pledge, it is backed by a really very detailed foot print and guidelines and some steps foot print and guidelines and some steps for foot print and guidelines and some steps for those major organisat
over half of the value of everything the world makes is a potentially threatened by nature loss according to the world economic forum which makes restoration and economic priority in the next decade savers looking to invest in the world s forests? world s forests? l oreal. it has created world s forests? l oreal. it has created a world s forests? l oreal. it has created a fund - world s forests? l oreal. it has created a fund for- world s forests? l oreal. it i has created a fund for nature regeneration with the aim to restore damaged ecosystems and sequester up to 20 million tonnes of co2 by 2030 and joining me now is the chief corporate responsibility officer at l oreal. thank you very much forjoining me. i was just reading some of the information from your company. if the impact from the cosmetics industry on biodiversity is limited, is the says it is, then why are you doing this?
environment, to develop but not destroy. environment, to develop but not destro . . , , environment, to develop but not destro . ., , , , destroy. that suddenly sounds so desperately destroy. that suddenly sounds so desperately difficult, - destroy. that suddenly sounds so desperately difficult, to - so desperately difficult, to change some of the things which are the absolute base plates of our civilisation. it are the absolute base plates of our civilisation. our civilisation. it is difficult, our civilisation. it is difficult, but - our civilisation. it is difficult, but first i our civilisation. it is difficult, but first of our civilisation. it is i difficult, but first of all our civilisation. it is - difficult, but first of all we understand it is necessary. that is a major cultural revolution. we have taken nature for granted, and now we understand the consequences of nature loss for us, as well as climate change, are disastrous. the cost is much higher than the several hu
signal that the nature loss is at the top of the political agenda alongside climate change. it is considered as dangerous as climate change. it s dangerous as climate change. it s really important, because we need to be carbon neutral but also a nature positive society at the same time. sorry to interruot. society at the same time. sorry to interrupt, but society at the same time. sorry to interrupt, but that society at the same time. sorry to interrupt, but that is - society at the same time. sorry to interrupt, but that is a - to interrupt, but that is a good point, nature positive is not a craze that springs to mind. carbon neutral very much is. you have been sort of a poor relation of the climate change is due. not a phrase that springs to mind. change is due. not a phrase that springs to mind. that springs to mind. yes, and we believe that springs to mind. yes, and we believe the that springs to mind. yes, and we believe the world that springs to mind. yes, and w