> The report proposes recognising nature as an asset and reconsidering our measures of economic prosperity. It is expected to set the agenda on government polic

> The report proposes recognising nature as an asset and reconsidering our measures of economic prosperity. It is expected to set the agenda on government policy going forward. LOL. That would be great, but, expected by whom? And why now, from Boris Johnson's government, after hundreds of years of monarchs and governments choosing prosperity over nature at any cost? The article doesn't say.