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REQ-04 Sources of environmental impact 57 1. Indicators and metrics 57 2. Contextualising biodiversity-related metrics 64 3. Decision-useful information 64 4. Disaggregation and categorisation 64 5. Rationale of selection and methodological details 65 REQ-05 Performance and comparative analysis 68 REQ-06 Outlook 71 1. Scenario analysis 72 2.
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