Claims assessment · Entity claim

Dictionary termNature positiveNature positive is a directional claim or ambition that human activity should contribute to the recovery of nature rather than continuing net decline.Read the full definition

Typical treatment across 5 reviewed regimes. Every verdict below is tied to a stated legal hook.

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5 reviewed markets · one comparison

MarketTypical treatmentLegal basisWhat is required
European UnionEURestricted
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UCPD; ESRS E4 context; EmpCo pt 4a if generic

Net-positive basis vs Dictionary termBaselineA documented reference condition, value or scenario against which change is assessed, defined for a specific indicator, population, boundary and point or period in time.Read the full definition defined; TNFD/ESRS-aligned metrics; emerging high-risk term

United KingdomUKRestricted
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CMA Code

Boundary defined

United StatesUSConditional
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FTC s.5

Reasonable basis; Dictionary termMetricA defined method of quantification or calculation, including its unit, formula, boundary and data rules, used to express an aspect of performance or condition.Read the full definition defined

CanadaCARestricted
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s.74.01(1)(b.2)

No settled methodology — high risk

AustraliaAURestricted

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ACL

Dictionary termSubstantiationThe documented body of relevant, reliable and current evidence that supports the exact wording, scope, comparison and overall impression of a claim before and while it is communicated.Read the full definition ; flagged in ACCC sweeps

Last reviewed 22 Aug 2026This is an informational comparison, not legal advice.

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Last verified 2026-08-22.

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