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Please see main report Chapter 1 for the methodology used to score the likelihood and impact of each risk, and for further analysis on the associations between risks and how they can be developed into compounding risk scenarios.  \nEach risk statement in this Supplementary Material provides evidence for the likelihood and impact of each nature-related risk to the UK. Also detailed are compounding threats, which are other related risks deemed to have medium (normal font) or high (bold font) association with the focal risk.  \nIMPACT  \nLOW MED IUM HIGH  \n5.  \n21.  \n25.   \n4.  \n26.  \n7.  \nLOW  \n11.   \n14.   \n16.   \n8.  10.  13.  27.    \n3. 6.  \n18.  \nMEDIUM  \nLIKELIHOOD  \n12.  17.  28.  29.   \n9.  20.   22.  23.   \n1.  2.  15.   \nHIGH  \nMainly Domestic Mainly International Domestic and International  \n1. Air pollution from wildfires  \n2. Algal blooms in water ecosystems  \n3. Biodiversity access and mental health  \n4. Direct damage from wildfire  \n5. Flooding due to deforestation and soil damage  \n6. Freshwater pollution  \n7. Housing asset risks due to policy and legal changes  \n8. Risks to tourism from nature damage  \n9. Water shortages impact energy and agriculture  \n10. Critical resource supply chain disruption  \n11. Deforestation and ecosystem tipping points  \n12. Global food security repercussions  \n13. Global food supply chain interruption from biodiversity and climate policy misalignment  \n14. Multiple breadbasket failure  \n15. Ocean acidification  \n16. Acceleration of strict net zero and nature protection policies  \n17. Anti-microbial resistance  \n18. Aquaculture major pest or pathogen outbreak  \n19. Business impacts due to UKonly biodiversity policies  \n20. Corporate litigation cases  \n21. Government litigation cases  \n22. Grain crops pest / pathogen outbreak  \n23. Livestock disease  \n24. Loss of pollination service  \n25. North Sea fishery collapse  \n26. Reputational risk, stranded assets and fund withdrawal  \n27. Sitka spruce pest outbreak  \n28. Soil health decline  \n29. Zoonotic disease  \nFigure S1, The estimated likelihood and impact of NATURE-RELATED RISKS to the UK economy and financial system up to 2050. Scores were derived from an expert elicitation process with mean scores shown (also see Table 1.1 in main report) . Confidence in scores is indicated by the colour of the risk symbol with darker shading indicating higher confidence. Risks numbered 7, 13, 16, 19 & 26 are transition risks, 20- 21 are litigation risks, all others are physical risks.  \nRisk scenariosand evidence statements  \nMainly Domestic risks Air pollution from wildfires  \nAlgal blooms in water ecosystems Biodiversity access and mental health Direct damage from wildfire  \nFlooding due to deforestation and soil damage Freshwater pollution  \nHousing asset risks due to policy and legal changes Risks to tourism from nature damage  \nWater shortages impact energy and agriculture  \nMainly International risks  \nCritical resource supply chain disruption Deforestation and ecosystem tipping points  Global food security repercussions  \nGlobal food supply chain interruption from biodiversity-climate policy misalignment Multiple breadbasket failure  \nOcean acidification  \nBoth Domestic and International risks Acceleration of strict net zero policies  \nAnti-microbial resistance  \nAquaculture major pest or pathogen outbreak  \nBusiness impacts due to UK-only biodiversity policies  \nCorporate litigation cases  \nGovernment litigation casesGrain crops pest / pathogen outbreak Livestock disease  \nLoss of pollination service  \nNorth Sea fishery collapse  \nReputational risk, stranded assets and fund withdrawal   \nSitka spruce pest outbreak  \nSoil health decline  \nZoonotic dis","cbCaiiAEhAvU6Vhg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiAEhAvU6Vhg","pdf",5633573,65,"English","# UK Nature-Related Risk Inventory evidence statements\n## Scope and use of the supplementary materials\n## Nature-related risk inventory overview\n## Risk scenarios and evidence statements","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Supplementary Materials 1 in the UK NRRI project?\",\"answer\":\"It provides the evidence statements for the UK Nature-Related Risk Inventory (NRRI). The main report explains the scoring methodology for likelihood and impact and how risks can develop into compounding scenarios.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the evidence statements describe each nature-related risk?\",\"answer\":\"Each risk statement includes evidence for the risk’s likelihood and impact to the UK. It also lists compounding threats with medium or high associations to the focal risk.\"},{\"question\":\"How are physical, litigation, and transition risks distinguished in the inventory?\",\"answer\":\"The document notes that risks numbered 7, 13, 16, 19 and 26 are transition risks, risks 20–21 are litigation risks, and all other numbered risks are physical risks.\"}]","Assessing the Materiality of Nature-Related Financial Risks for the UK - Supplementary Materials 1 | PDF",164]