(Reuters) - More detailed information about the world's oceans, including deep-sea fishing and supply-chain sourcing, is needed to help companies make investments that can help to protect biodiversity, a group of financial services firms said on Friday.
Leading investors BNP Paribas Asset Management, Federated Hermes Limited, Robeco, Mirova and Storebrand Asset Management highlighted data gaps in sectors from deep-sea mining to shipping, offshore oil and gas, and ports.
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