Ambitious Nature Conservation Plan Lags Behind, Alerts Climate Activists
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States are not on track to protect 30% of the land and oceans by 2030, denouncing climate activists.
The "30x30" objective, a commitment to protect 30% of nature by the end of the decade, is one of the cornerstones of an international agreement for nature, considered the equivalent of the Paris Climate Agreement concluded by the states in 2022 at the Montreal COP. But the commitments are not quickly reflected in the acts, notes this report published by the Nature Protection Organizations Campaign for Nature and Together for the Ocean.
A new study has revealed that countries are falling short of their goal to protect at least 30 percent of the world's land and sea areas by 2030. Current protection rates are around 20 percent on land and only 10 percent at sea.
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