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      <description>Under IFRS S1 it is no longer enough to know which sustainability topics matter. Companies also need to explain how those topics could affect financial position, performance and cash flows.</description>
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      <description>Sustainability reporting no longer asks only which topics matter. It asks what they are likely to cost, and that is a question the sustainability team cannot answer alone.</description>
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