Finns' biodiversity footprint calculated for the first time - Important step forward in combating biodiversity loss
A method developed by Finnish researchers can now be used to calculate the biodiversity footprint of consumers. For the first time ever, a comprehensive calculation reveals that almost half of Finns’ biodiversity footprint is caused by food consumption. The impact is largely external to Finland, stemming from international supply chains of goods and services.
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