COP17: Most Critical Issues of Biodiversity Talks Remain Undecided as Ministers Enter the Fray « Carbon Pulse
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In Yerevan, Armenia, the COP17 on biodiversity is entering its second week. Representatives of nearly 200 states are working on how to strengthen action in order to stop the destruction of nature by our human activities by 2030. Things are moving forward, although some points are being significantly blocked, especially on the financial side.
The 17th COP on biodiversity, organised in Armenia, between Monday, 26 October, in its crucial phase. The first week was marked by an anti-science offensive and a blockage on funding: several states refuse to become contributors to help developing countries.
The 17th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (COP17) is taking place in Armenia, particularly in Yerevan. The meeting lasts for two weeks, from 20 October to the end of the current week. On the table are the commitments made in Montreal in 2022, and how we move towards meeting these goals.
COP17: Most critical issues of biodiversity talks remain undecided as ministers enter the fray « Carbon Pulse
The UN biodiversity conference has reached its halfway point, with geopolitical disputes holding up talks on the Global Review and finance across several negotiating tracks, as delegates look to the arrival of high-level representatives, including finance ministry officials, to help break deadlocks on the most contentious issues.
Representatives of nearly 200 States are addressing the second week of the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) on biodiversity in Armenia, without decisive progress on the issue of funding. Negotiations are continuing on ways to strengthen actions to halt the destruction of nature caused by human activities by 2030.
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